Articles by Karl Rove
Twelve things the world should toss out
Let's get rid of exit polls. I hate 'em.
It's Only Called the Bully Pulpit
President Barack Obama's speech last week at New York Cooper's Union showcased two unattractive verbal leitmotifs.
The GOP and the Politics of Financial Reform
This is a season of discontent for congressional Democrats.
Why Republicans Are Winning on the Tax Issue
Today's last-minute trip to the post office to mail in your return is a reminder of one of life's unpleasant realities: paying taxes.
Obama Has Overpromised and Underdelivered
We have heard for months that the Democrats' election prospects would brighten once they pivot from health care to the economy.
Where the Tea Partiers Should Go From Here
Democrats are taking aim at the tea party movement.
What Republicans Should Do Now
Democrats are celebrating victory. The public outcry against what they've done doesn't seem to bother them.
Obama Retreats on Education Reform
In a week dominated by health care, President Barack Obama released a set of education proposals that break with ideals once articulated by Robert F. Kennedy.
The Trouble With 'Reconciliation'
As Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her lieutenants cajole, entreat and threaten House Democrats to approve the Senate health-care bill, they argue that any problem with it can be fixed before it becomes law.
Courage and Consequence Online Book Launch
You're invited to participate in the "Courage and Consequence" online book launch on Tuesday, March 9 from 12-1 PM Eastern. Karl Rove will host a discussion and Q&A session via Ustream. Tune in here for an opportunity to #meetkarl. http://www.rove.com/meetkarl