TURN TO NOVEMBERI Learned to Love Hillary and So Can YouAn Obama 2008 veteran, who’s been on a campaign that was in a position similar to Clinton’s and that had to reconcile with Clinton, offers his thoughts.Jon Favreau
TEA PARTY JIHADISTrump Didn’t Start the FireThe GOP let its extremist insurgency in through the front door.Jon Favreau
SHE CARESWhy Obama Fans Need to Vote HillaryA former Obama ’08 speechwriter explains how and why Secretary Clinton is a lot more compelling than you might think.Jon Favreau
JUDGMENT DAYObama’s Writer Pens Trump Victory SpeechJon Favreau gives you a glimpse of what the Republican frontrunner will likely sound like should he win the nomination.Jon Favreau
MR. PREDICTABLETaking Down Rubio: Easier Than You ThinkThe Florida senator might look like the strongest GOP presidential nominee on the surface, but he’s vulnerable—because his moderate style doesn’t match his extreme policies.Jon Favreau
Graduation Day3 Pieces of Advice for the Class of 2014Eleven years after delivering the valedictory address as a graduating senior, Obama’s former speechwriter returned to his alma mater to speak to the Class of 2014. Read the full speech.Jon Favreau
GAME TIMEWriting the State of the UnionThe president puts in back-to-back 2 a.m. nights rewriting his speech to make it “sing” and hopefully sway Congress. A former speechwriter shares what it’s like inside the White House.Jon Favreau
Tall OrderHope and Change in the VaticanPope Francis, the first Pope from a developing nation, sees the world through the eyes of the poor and dispossessed. Jon Favreau
Not a MistakeWhy Obamacare’s Worth Fighting ForObama’s taken responsibility for HealthCare.gov and apologized to those who got cancellation notices. But he should never be sorry for passing a law to bring us affordable health care.Jon Favreau
Fight the CrazyThe Tea Party Is the ProblemIt’s de rigueur to decry ‘partisanship’ as Washington’s ‘real problem.’ Let’s get real—the most destructive force in American politics today is the Tea Party, says Jon Favreau.Jon Favreau