President Bill Clinton"s memoirs will have little effect on the presidential prospects of John Kerry.

This hard-hitting book illuminates the priorities, governing tendencies, and leadership style of George W. Bush as he navigates a rocky second term.

Congress'sseemingly democraticright to establish the line of succession after the vice president is unconstitutional and potentially catastrophic.

This event is part of a discussion series dedicated to the analysis of President George W. Bush's presidency and governing style, from the beginning of his first term to the end of the second four years.

Nearly six months into President Bush's second term, panelists will discuss the following questions:...

The likely governorship turnovers in 2010 could have implications for the next political generation on the national stage.

There is a fine balance between presidential and Congressional power, especially in times of crises.

How George W. Bush acquired and spent political capital--but then lost it irretrievably--defines his legacy.