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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Why the House will stay Republican

There are lessons to be learned from this year's House races, some of them relevant beyond this election...

Michael Barone October 24, 2014
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Does the end of history result in political decay?

Conservatives' lament that a government that tries to do too many things ends up doing none of them well...

Michael Barone October 21, 2014
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Why the House will stay Republican

There are lessons to be learned from this year's House races, some of them relevant beyond this election...

Michael Barone October 24, 2014
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Does the end of history result in political decay?

Conservatives' lament that a government that tries to do too many things ends up doing none of them well...

Michael Barone October 21, 2014
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Hispanics seem to be souring on Obama Democrats

According to Gallup, Hispanics' latest Obama job approval has sunk to 44 percent, just 3 points above the...

Michael Barone October 17, 2014
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Will independent candidates' support dissipate in Kansas and South Dakota?

Voters may flirt with third-party candidates during a campaign but, when it comes down to voting, tend to...

Michael Barone October 14, 2014
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Democrats on defensive over role of government

Dems face an uphill climb as the world spins out of control, government keeps floundering, and the president...

Michael Barone October 10, 2014
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It's not unnatural for Republicans to want the president protected

Republicans don't wish the death of a Democratic president.

Michael Barone October 7, 2014
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It looks like a GOP wave; the question is how far it goes

Republicans seem to be pulling away in the race to win a majority in the U.S. Senate. At least this week.

Michael Barone October 3, 2014
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Obama stands aloof from America's four foreign policy traditions

Obama's actions against the Islamic State, however limited, and his support for the Dodd-Frank Act, which...

Michael Barone September 30, 2014
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Scots vote against independence, but controversy continues in Britain

Somehow I suspect the British will muddle through.

Michael Barone September 26, 2014
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Why has immigration shifted?

We should follow Canada and Australia's lead.

Michael Barone September 23, 2014
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Which is the weaker party?

Your call.

Michael Barone September 19, 2014
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Obama forced by events to reverse course --- and disillusion base

Obama finds himself forced by events to do something he dislikes -- and he's in trouble with much of his...

Michael Barone September 16, 2014
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Large government out of place in a society based on small technology

Obama sees history as a story of progress from minimal government to ever-larger government. He's only sorry...

Michael Barone September 12, 2014
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Obama's delusions dispelled?

Well, we can hope for change.

Michael Barone September 9, 2014
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