The road to the White House 2008 is paved with paradox
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The 2008 White House race is already the longest and most-expensive campaign in US history, and though the 17 candidates seem many, so are the paradoxes.
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For all the slashing rhetoric between the two presidential candidates over Iraq, whoever wins the White House Nov. 2 comes to a difficult situation with roughly the same set of options, few of them good.
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The apparent breakdown comes just as the White House is struggling to find evidence that there is progress toward a functioning government.
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Viewpoint: President Bush reaches into history in defense of the war. But he's at odds with the realities on the ground
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One of the many mistaken assumptions during our presidential election campaign was that a Kerry victory would have led to renewed dynamism in the foreign-policy sphere, while a Bush win could only mean more of the same.
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On the first day of his last year in the White House, President Bush returned to Washington with an ambitious agenda for 2008, including tackling the mortgage lending crisis and securing more money from Congress for Iraq.
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The White House is stalling on unveiling its economics plan. Smart move.
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President overshadowed by race to choose successor attempts to reassert primacy
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Two distinct road maps are taking shape as Clinton, Obama are both looking well past the next few days in plotting their paths to the nomination.
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Democratic voters have conflicted feelings about the Clinton White House years. How they judge that era â politically as well as emotionally â may well decide the race for the partyâs presidential nomination.
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The prospect of a change in the White House tends to draw a strong reaction, pro or con.
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Gordon Brown, the man waiting in the shadows to become Britain's next prime minister, is something of a paradox.
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Members of Congress considering running for president in 2008:
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The White House faced fresh political peril yesterday in the form of a new intelligence assessment that raised sharp questions about the success of its counterterrorism strategy and judgment in making Iraq the focus of that effort.
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One of the two democratic campaigns will end up with a fresh sense of possibility, the other with a sense of opportunity lost.
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If President Bush gets a second-term honeymoon, it may not last long. Or it may already be over. A failure in the coming days to win congressional passage of the intelligence reorganization bill he supports
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A new book by Bob Woodward, the Washington Post reporter and author, describes a White House riven by dysfunction and division over the war.