The internet today is filled with arguments over who "won" the debt debate. The answer is that the real winner could be the 2012 GOP presidential nominee.

A deal to raise the debt limit has been reached and will likely become law. It's not a perfect deal by any means, but that doesn't make it bad.

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.

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

Barack Obama has argued that the Republican debt ceiling plan which includes only spending cuts "isn't serious." He's also taken his pet high-speed rail programs off the table in any debt ceiling negotiations.

All those Democrats who are claiming that Republicans are "playing politics" with the debt ceiling voted unanimously against raising it in 2006 when a Republican was president.

In what may perhaps be the telling moment of this entire debt ceiling debate, Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked which would be worse: only being able to agree on ... Read More

If the latest Gallup presidential polling is any indication, the answer is a resounding NO. There are a few pieces of analysis that are relevant here: 1) Although "Generic Republican" will always ... Read More