National Journal political insiders, true to form, were split on the impact President Obama's gay marriage announcement would have on Democrats on Election Day.

Plus, which traditionally blue states does Mitt Romney have the best chances of winning? Political Insiders weigh in.

If there’s been one axiom governing Republican ad man Fred Davis’s career, it’s that there’s no such thing as bad publicity. In an era when losing a news cycle can mean losing an election, by Davis’s calculation, controv...

National Journal political insiders, true to form, were split on the impact President Obama's gay marriage announcement would have on Democrats on Election Day.

Lynchburg, VA — In the wake of his tough primary battle, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Saturday came to fortify his fragile bond with the evangelical community at Liberty University, a bulwark of Christian con...

It was embarrassing enough for President Obama to lose four in 10 votes to a convicted felon in the West Virginia Democratic primary. Now his opponent is pouring salt on the wound.

In what could be a final illustration of the treacherous terrain navigated by openly gay ex-Romney spokesperson Richard Grenell during his short tenure, conservative Iowa radio host Steve Deace took to Twitter to decry another Rom...

National Journal Political Insiders overwhelmingly agreed that Republicans stand to gain from outside money in this election cycle. What's more, Democrats were even more certain of the GOP's dominance in the outside mone...

National Journal Political Insiders from both parties agreed for the most part that the Obama campaign was able to successfully capitalize on the killing of Osama bin Laden--with a few caveats.

How effectively has Obama’s reelection campaign capitalized on the killing of Osama bin Laden? And which party will benefit most from outside-money groups?

The Republican National Committee, in conjunction with Mitt Romney's campaign, on Thursday unveiled a new slogan ahead of President Obama’s official campaign kick-off in Ohio and Virginia this weekend: "Hype and Blame 2012."

Will we ever see presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney follow in President Obama's footsteps and slow jam the...

Will we ever see presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney follow in President Obama's footsteps and slow jam the news?

Mary Zurhorst Gray, 93, has had a remarkably rich professional life in and around Washington, as an advertising copy writer, a journalist, an author, an editor, a speechwriter for the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administ...

National Journal's political Insiders generally agreed across the aisle that the issue of immigration stands to help Democrats and hurt Republicans--at least on the margins--in the November elections.