William Galston

Since election day, our polarized political parties have been sparring over the fiscal cliff in public. We’ve been treated to press conferences and campaign-style events, offers and counteroffers. The result has been very little, if any, tangible progress. READ MORE >>

If President Obama is reelected, his second term will be shaped by the terms of that victory, and by the circumstances he will face the morning after. READ MORE >>

As the 2012 election reaches the homestretch, most pundits are focusing on voter mobilization—turning out each side’s committed supporters. Is the Obama campaign’s ground game as good as its reputation? How much of an improvement does the Romney campaign represent over McCain’s? READ MORE >>

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