Haters gonna hate. But they plan to vote Republican.
Most of the voters who’ve had it with all Washington politicians plan to vote for Republican House candidates.
Poll: Obama suffers most from year of turmoil
Obama is ending his fifth year in office matching the worst public approval ratings of his presidency.
Christie’s traffic headache
Did a monster backup amount to political retribution by the N.J. governor?
Lessons from the auto bailout
Health-care law may be up against a similar undiminished opposition regardless of facts.
DHS has many unfilled jobs and poor morale
The Homeland Security Department suffers from low morale and many unfilled, high-profile jobs.
The top 10 races of 2014: No. 5 (VIDEO)
The race between Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) and Democrat Charlie Crist is shaping up as the most expensive contest of the cycle.
Return of the debt ceiling fight: Coming soon to a Congress near you
Get ready for more jousting on a familiar front.
The five best bits from Jon Ralston’s profile of Harry Reid
Harry Reid once blacklisted Jon Ralston. Then he un-blacklisted him. Then he did it again.
What should Paul Ryan do?
Run for Speaker? Run for president? Chair the Ways and Means Committee? Something else?
The good, the bad and the ugly of the Des Moines Register 2016 poll
We break down the latest poll numbers in Iowa -- so you don’t have to.
Cuts for military retirees cost GOP support for budget deal
Three Republican senators oppose the legislation because it would trim retirement pay for working-age military retirees.
Is Paul Ryan prepping for 2016? Probably not.
His boldness on the budget deal seems more like a move for power in Congress than the White House.
Boehner, the tea party and the long GOP battle
The speaker finally blasted the tea party wing. But will his pushback prove to be a turning point?
The post-Newtown change you haven’t heard about
Gun control has failed. But mental health budgets have soared in many states.
A rebellion on the right
House leaders’ sudden break with their contrary colleagues signals an end to obstructionism.
States that ban gay marriage comply with DOD policy
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said all states are now compliant with the directive he made in late October.
Mike Huckabee might run for president in 2016. It’s hard to imagine he can win.
Re-capturing lightning in a bottle is not easy. At all.
All states now compliant with military’s same-sex benefits policy
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel made the announcement on Friday, saying all service members “deserve our respect.“
The top 10 races of 2014: No. 6 (VIDEO)
If people like Nick Rahall don’t win reelection, Democrats won’t have a shot at the majority.
The Fix’s top 15 gubernatorial races of 2014
Florida moves down the line as Charlie Crist (D) stumbles early.
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