He’s running her same campaign. And she lost.

What she won by losing.

Both McCain and Obama are looking at Mayor Bloomberg for V.P. because he’s rich, Jewish, and with a head for business. What’s not to like?

Ten thought experiments exploring the possibility of Hillary Clinton, nominee.

To build a Democratic future, Barack Obama needs to borrow from Bill Clinton’s past.

Obama’s first iteration was coolly post-ideological. But one lesson of Pennsylvania is that, against McCain, he’ll have to embrace his inner partisan.

(Actually, that may depend on whether Barack Obama is Mike Dukakis or John Kennedy.) A handicapping.

Gore and Edwards may have the most party clout. But there’s only one person Hillary will finally listen to. Her name isn’t Bill.

It was a great piece of oratory, and a good short-term political tactic. But it won’t help him beat McCain.

Why did Eliot Spitzer go down so quickly, while Bill Clinton managed to hang on indefinitely? A tale of two zipper problems.