The least surprising result of the night is now official: Democrat Mark Warner has defeated Jim Gilmore in Virginia, claiming the seat of retiring Republican Senator John Warner. Mark Warner, a mega-popular former governor who was ready to run for president this year until Barack Obama unexpectedly showed interest in the race during the Read More
Sam Brownback quit the Republican presidential race on Thursday, prompting a wave of speculation—perhaps the best press he earned all year?—about which of his foes he might throw his support to.
But that guessing game assumes that Mr. Brownback, who in polls was statistically indistinguishable from Duncan Hunter, had any meaningful support in the first Read More
President Bush might consider reducing his huge tax-cut plans so he has some spare change to turn an Islamic militant or two.
Not since Hubert Horatio Humphrey passed from the scene have we had a national political figure whom harried headline writers can identify by initials (Daily News readers of a certain age will remember Read More
