Articles by Karl Rove
Tuesday's Suburban Vote Swing
Tuesday's elections should put a scare into red state Democrats—and a few blue state ones, too.
Scrap Cap-and-Trade
There's much debate about the efficacy of controlling pollutants with economic incentives, also known as cap-and-trade.
Tuesday's Elections and the Democratic Agenda
Democratic enthusiasm for President Barack Obama's liberal domestic agenda—particularly for a government-run health insurance program—could wane after the results of the gubernatorial elections next Tuesday in Virginia and New Jersey.
Obama Goes Wobbly on Afghanistan
In an interview with CNN's John King on Sunday, White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel said President Obama is now asking tough questions about Afghanistan "that have never been asked on the civilian side, the political side, the military side and the strategic side."
Obama Hasn't Closed the Health-Care Sale
Now that the Senate Finance Committee has voted for the health-care bill drafted by Montana Democratic Sen. Max Baucus, negotiations over the real bill can begin in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's cozy Capitol hideaway.
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Republican Bob McDonnell's growing lead shows that, although Democrat Creigh Deeds beat better-funded, better-known primary opponents, he had no idea what to do in the general election.
The GOP Is Winning the Health-Care Debate
Passing health-care reform could be harmful to the health of congressional Democrats.
Obama Can't Outsource Afghanistan
So our top commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, has told CBS's "60 Minutes" that he has spoken with President Barack Obama only once since June.
The President Risks Getting Stale
It sounded to White House advisers like a good idea. Put President Barack Obama on five Sunday morning talk shows.
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White House aides think President Obama has infinite charm and persuasion. They're wrong.