Obamacare is just one example of the risks facing politicians who oversee major tech projects.
Jill Lawrence is an award-winning journalist who has covered every presidential election since 1988. Most recently, she was managing editor for politics and a national correspondent at National Journal. Her other positions have included senior correspondent and columnist for PoliticsDaily.com, national political correspondent for USA Today, and national political writer at the Associated Press.
A new documentary film on the first woman on a White House ticket is full of emotions Clinton should tap for 2016. They could help her make history.
The odds are against him, but the 50th anniversary of the war on poverty is a good year to try.
Thanks to a seamless rollout of Obamacare in his state, Gov. Steve Beshear has become a shining light for national Dems wrestling with the health-care law and their own reelection bids.
Last night’s family-focused GOP debate was tailor-made for caucus voters, with several candidates choking up while discussing religion and morals. Jill Lawrence on Newt’s awkward past, Cain’s harassment sidestep, and more. Plus, watch video of the debate’s best moments.
From local elections to weighing tax hikes, the party may realize it pushed its 2010 victory too far.
Rick Perry and Herman Cain are handling crises different ways, Jill Lawrence reports.
A weekend face-off between Cain and Gingrich puts a spotlight on allegations of harassment and infidelity.
Why Gary Johnson and Buddy Roemer can't get a spot in the debates.
Home-field advantage aside, Mitt Romney is better liked in the first primary state than virtually anywhere else. Jill Lawrence reports from Concord on why his message resonates there.