Articles by Michael Barone

Mr. Barone is a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Fox News Channel contributor and the principal co-author of The Almanac of American Politics, published by National Journal every two years.

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A candidate with appeal to both suburban and countryside Republicans?

Can a single speech at an Iowa political event change the course of a presidential nomination race? Maybe.

Michael Barone February 6, 2015
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Bad policy, bad politics

Word comes that Barack Obama's budget will call for ending the sequester spending limits now in effect.

Michael Barone February 3, 2015
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A candidate with appeal to both suburban and countryside Republicans?

Can a single speech at an Iowa political event change the course of a presidential nomination race? Maybe.

Michael Barone February 6, 2015
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Bad policy, bad politics

Word comes that Barack Obama's budget will call for ending the sequester spending limits now in effect.

Michael Barone February 3, 2015
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My mistakes about 2016 presidential race

As this January has rolled on, it's become clear I've made many mistakes about the 2016 presidential race.

Michael Barone January 30, 2015
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Are today's Millennials a new Victorian generation?

Positive developments can teach us things when, for reasons not necessarily clear, great masses of people...

Michael Barone January 27, 2015
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Obama's attempt to turn the page undermined by policy failures

It's not in the printed text, but the most revealing words in President Obama's seventh State of the Union...

Michael Barone January 23, 2015
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Government created the housing bubble and financial crisis -- and could be doing so again

What caused the financial crisis? How can we prevent another one from happening again?

Michael Barone January 20, 2015
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Protecting a tolerant society against the intolerance: A new --- and old --- challenge

How far should a tolerant society tolerate intolerance?

Michael Barone January 16, 2015
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Can Jeb Bush -- or anyone -- come up with a platform for primaries, general and presidency?

There are likely to be many surprises in a race for the Republican presidential nomination that has something...

Michael Barone January 13, 2015
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Martin Anderson: A remembrance

"The Federal Bulldozer" was a pioneering book, which came under blistering attacking by boosters of urban...

Michael Barone January 9, 2015
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Family fragmentation: Can anything be done?

Family fragmentation is "the biggest domestic problem facing this country."

Michael Barone January 6, 2015
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Voter turnout boomed under Bush, not under Obama

There is a widespread assumption that President Obama has expanded the electorate and inspired booming voter...

Michael Barone January 2, 2015
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Comparing the two most Republican Houses in 70 years

The composition of the two parties' caucuses (the Republicans call theirs a conference) is sharply different.

Michael Barone December 30, 2014
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Washington power is flowing away

Washington is always trying to accumulate power. But some of it is flowing away.

Michael Barone December 26, 2014
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The rape on campus epidemic

The total discrediting of Rolling Stone's story on rape at the University of Virginia has shined a light on...

Michael Barone December 23, 2014
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