Sarah Palin's scheduled to keynote a Tea Party rally, and many think she'll announce her candidacy there. There'll be a big announcement, but that's not it.

Glenn Reynolds wrote about preference cascades way back in 2002, but it appears that Barack Obama may be experiencing one firsthand right now.

John McCain was one of the weakest presidential candidates in recent history, and he thoughtfully reminded us this week about how we wound up with President Obama in the first place.

Barack Obama obviously can't run for re-election based on a thriving economy, so his plan has been to divide the electorate with the social issues instead. Rick Perry's candidacy may effectively thwart that.

Gallup has a brand new poll out for the GOP presidential field. While the specifics have changed, the essentials haven't: it's still a Two-Man Race.

Figuring out what a poll means requires knowing if it is of adults, registered voters or likely voters, and to what very different results those can lead.

Michael Barone's column suggests that the 2010 Midterms might predict Obama's defeat in 2012.

Obama is taking hubris to a new level by being upset that he's not the only one allowed to talk to the nation.

Rick Perry could be a strong contender for the office and the kind of chief executive this country will need to clean up Barack Obama's mess.

After looking at presidential approval ratings from the past, Gallup tells us that we'll probably know by February or April at the latest whether or not Barack Obama will be re-elected.