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There's a likely GOP 2012 presidential candidate who is a former governor, darling of the party's conservative base, and the leader of nearly every early presidential poll .

U.S. Rep. Dan Boren, D-Okla., right, holds a town hall meeting in Muskogee, Okla., Aug.

This is how it starts, this elaborate electoral dance with the country's voters.

Blanchard's Wise Predictions As expected, yours truly correctly predicted the outcome of tonight's gubernatorial elections.

A look at key issues in the health care debate: THE ISSUE: What taxes will increase if Congress overhauls health care? THE POLITICS: All of the health care packages are expensive - the House bill is projected to cost $1.2 trillion over 10 years and the Senate Finance Committee bill is projected to cost $829 billion.

I thought only Stephen King could crank out 400 pages in four months! Seriously, there's some terrific material here, and all of us at Harper Collins are thrilled to be publishing your life story.

A MEDIA flutter around the re-emergence of Republican Sarah Palin as a political force may surprise foreign observers of American politics.

If there's only one thing President Obama and his fellow Democrats can smile about today, it's the GOP being lead by Conservatives like Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh.

The high-stakes election is still a year away, but Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., is already leveling criticism at Republican Sue Lowden, the former state GOP chairwoman, state legislator and Miss America candidate who hopes to unseat him.

Video: Steele: 'I don't pick candidates' It was the two races for governor, however, that appeared to attract the most interest at the White House.

When Sen. John McCain conceded defeat to Democrat Barack Obama last year, things were pretty grim for the Republican faithful.

Older American voters are unlikely to favor Republicans in future presidential elections, though most aged 65 and over did for John McCain in the 2008 presidential elections, an article in the latest issue of The Gerontologist claims.

Sen. John McCain predicted on Thursday that there will be a constitutional challenge to the provision in the health care bill under consideration in Congress that would require all Americans to buy health insurance.

House Dems strike abortion deal - Immigration still an issue - The politics of no: Pelosi has a 17-vote buffer and 20 Dems lean "no," meaning she needs virtually every undecided It's Saturday.

Sen. John McCain said Thursday that he is a oeangrya and a oedisappointeda with President Barack Obama for delaying his decision on increasing troop levels in Afghanistan.

When then Gov. Ronald Reagan introduced returning POW John McCain at a speaking engagement in 1974, the future president asked, "Where do we find such men?" He was speaking of many veterans, when he answered, "We find them in our streets, in the office, the shops and the working places of our country and on the farms." In other words, President ...

On Nov. 3, the fairy tale died. The election results in Virginia and New Jersey dismantled the self-satisfied, just-so story that Democrats have been telling themselves about last year's election.

Representative Chuck Hopson AUSTIN, Texas a ' State Rep. Chuck Hopson says he's leaving the Democratic Party and becoming a Republican.

Glenn Reynolds says the "Obama magic has faded." The glow is gone. The swagga has sagged.

Tony Rzasa's sign was like a magnet, attracting nods, smiles and an assortment of people Thursday who wanted to take his picture or pose for one with him outside the Capitol.