Articles by Karl Rove
ObamaCare and Red State Democrats
On Friday, I was at DePauw University in Indiana debating former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean.
Obama's Big Political Gamble
Millions of Americans watched President Barack Obama's speech last night to a joint session of Congress.
Obama and the Perfect Political Storm
August was the worst month of Barack Obama's presidency.
Obama Targets Medicare Advantage
President Barack Obama was wise to vacation this week on Martha's Vineyard.
'Closing in on Rove'
For more than two years, House Judiciary Committee Democrats and the New York Times editorial board have argued that I personally arranged for Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman to be prosecuted in 2004 for corruption and ordered the removal of eight U.S. attorneys in 2006 for failing to investigate Democrats.
Obama and the Permanent Campaign
Team Obama is suffering from Extended Campaign Syndrome. In an election, campaign staffers are often just trying to survive until the next week or the next primary.
Health Reform and the Tax Pledge
Americans are now seeing the damage that polls and focus groups can inflict on White House decision-making.
Obama’s Great Health Scare
On the campaign trail last year, Barack Obama promised to end the “politics of fear and cynicism.”
ObamaCare in Trouble
Polls are turning against President Barack Obama’s health-care plan. The political calendar is, too.
The President Moves the Economic Goalposts
So what's a president to do when the promises he made about his economic stimulus program fail to materialize?