The House Democrats who cast the key votes that made ObamaCare law are not doing very well, suggesting that casting a decisive vote for ObamaCare tends to be a career-ender.

Creating a nationwide health insurance market in which individuals or groups can choose better and less expensive coverage from another state would create real competition and force private insurers in each state to create better products, improve service, and lower prices.

Democrats theoretically could solve the problem of having the House pass the Senate bill, ready for Obama's signature, but Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi just doesn't have the votes.

Michigan had the nation's highest unemployment rate for more than three years until it was overtaken by Nevada last May, but unlike during earlier recessions, Michigan is not trending Democratic.

For all the talk about independents and tea parties, the defining characteristic of this election is the revolt of the white working class, which may determine the outcome of the Senate election in West Virginia.

The Senate bill's abortion language is not House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's only problem, rather, it is whether there are enough votes to pass the Senate's health care bill.

Though their views on abortion are clear and stable, Americans remain deeply ambivalent about abortion and have pulled away from the debate.

In the 2010 elections, even the Finnish districts that used to be mostly Democratic have swung to the right.