Jon Huntsman and Rick Perry boast much better records than Mitt Romney in holding down health expenditures.

In wave years, such as this one, approximately 70 percent of the seats in play on Election Day are usually carried by the victorious party.

There were two clear winners in the Republican debate; the energy and enthusiasm on display Monday night will produce some twists and turns no one will predict.

Most Americans do not think we have hit bottom yet, but a good part of the sour mood can be explained by concerns that President Obama's ambitious agenda is too liberal.

There has never been more than a 2.8-year difference in the average age of House Republicans and House Democrats, but the difference in this Congress is 5.3 years--almost double that.

Modern American history suggests that government divided between the two parties is the best of all worlds.

Maps of the latest poll averages for the Senate and governors' races show Republicans leading over almost all of the landmass of America, showing a Democratic Party shrinking back to its bicoastal base.