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Health Care In 2009

As economic and budgetary problems take center stage, top advisers to the McCain and Obama campaigns kick off our online discussion about how the new president and Congress will adjust.


     

     
POLITICS No Subscription Required

Obama's Strategy: Putting His Chips On Red

Obama is aiming to shore up his margins in GOP country this year.

• The Palin Paradox

Congress

Probe Into Economic Crisis Turns Partisan

House Democrats on Monday slammed Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld and the SEC's loosening of investment banking regulations. No Subscription Required


Eliza Newlin Carney: Rules Of The GameMonday, Oct. 6, 2008

Big Money In Small Amounts

Obama's army of low-dollar donors is raising new questions about disclosure laws. No Subscription Required

Stuart Taylor Jr.: Opening ArgumentSaturday, Oct. 4, 2008

A Broken Polity

As this week in Washington showed, many voters are stunningly uninformed about public affairs and deluded by populist simplicities. No Subscription Required

William Schneider: Political PulseSaturday, Oct. 4, 2008

Mixed Feelings On The Bailout

Politicians are worried that a rescue plan could be politically poisonous and ineffective. No Subscription Required

POLLING No Subscription Required

Palin Boosts Popularity, But Not Confidence

Recent history suggests likability isn't everything for a VP nominee.

Women, Independents Drive Obama In Key States

White evangelicals still aren't giving McCain the boost they gave Bush.

McCain Losing Ground On Economy

The debate and campaign suspension hurt McCain; Obama hasn't capitalized.

McCain Has Yet To Sway Pivotal Blue States

An Allstate/National Journal poll shows he has more work ahead of him.

Campaign Tracker No Subscription Required

Family Matters Keep Biden Off The Trail

Debate is a rare public appearance for the senator in a subdued week.

Jefferson Wins Runoff Slot In Louisiana

The indicted Louisiana Democrat managed to stay alive politically.

Walking A Thin Line With Targeted Web Ads

Lawmakers are using behavioral advertising even as they investigate it.

Should McCain Have Bailed On The Bailout?

Defenders say he won some support for the failed bill, but at what cost?


Ad Spotlight No Subscription Required

Veep Debate Follow-Up Goes For The Wallet

McCain's new ad hammers Obama on the claim repeated Thursday that he voted for higher taxes 94 times.

Obama Slips 'Bridge' Zinger Into New Ad

Campaign highlights Biden's comment on GOP ticket's health care plan.

McCain's Ads Go From Uniting To Attacking

Two new ads, released back-to-back, send conflicting messages.

Congress

Stevens Denies Guilt On Wiretaps

He denies wrongdoing in the corruption case as his counsel seeks dismissal.

Army Touts Ability To Adjust Technology

The military branch will change battlefield tools for new threats.

McCain's Farm Subsidies Stance Blasted

Democrats and agriculture committee leaders respond to his opposition to farm and ethanol subsidies.


Economy No Subscription Required

What's The Worst That Could Happen?

The worst-case scenario if the government's bailout plan doesn't work.

Choose Your Culprit

Democrats, Republicans, and Wall Street cite different factors for the financial crisis.

Special Reports No Subscription Required

Campaign Promises

Search a comprehensive directory of McCain's and Obama's pledges.

White House Tip Sheets

Reference guide to the candidates.

Where They Stand

Compare candidates on key issues.


Ronald Brownstein: Political ConnectionsSaturday, Oct. 4, 2008

The Other Meltdown

The next president will inherit a political crisis to match the economic one. No Subscription Required

Charlie Cook: The Cook ReportSaturday, Oct. 4, 2008

A Tie Goes To The House

What would happen in the House if the Electoral College vote ended in a tie? No Subscription Required


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