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Marco Rubio's immigration reform push wins GOP establishment loyalty Harry J Enten

Immigration reform has enabled Senator Rubio, once a Tea Party poster-boy, to reposition himself deftly for a 2016 presidential run

On Monday, Politico reported that "With immigration, Marco Rubio risks DC insider label.

From hope to fear: the broken promise ofBarack Obama

For 10 years, Paul Harris has been the Observer's US reporter. He reflects on the President's progress from soaring rhetoric to scandal

It is all too easy to look back on some moments in the past and claim their significance was obvious at the time.

NSA surveillance fears give Republicans a great in with young Americans Harry J Enten

Young people are more Democratic and pro-Obama but they're even more pro-liberty. The GOP should seize this chance

You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that the Republican party has a problem with the millennial generation.

Cory Booker: the inexorable rise of Newark's neoliberal egomaniac Jason Farago

Eyeing the Senate, the New Jersey mayor turns self-promotion into an art form. His corporate-friendly policies are not so pretty

In 2002, a now defunct magazine called Shout NY put a minor New Jersey politician on its cover, under the headline: "Will Cory Booker Be the First Black President

Snowden's revelations must not blind us to government as a force for good Polly Toynbee

The real threat to our privacy and economy isn't Big Brother but a weak state, at the mercy of the alien forces of global business

The state is our enemy, a malevolent, prying Big Brother who can intrude on anyone, anywhere.

Gallup's 2012 election polling errors were only part of the problem Henry Enten

Gallup was caught out badly, but other national pollsters were off, too. It's time to look at different methods and new technologies

We all know that Gallup screwed the pooch in the 2012 presidential election.

Facebook Engineering Head Andy Barkett Tapped as New CTO of the Republican National Committee

A senior engineer at Facebook has been tapped to lead the Republican National Committee’s new focus on technology and the “digital divide” that some feel contributed to Mitt Romney’s recent loss to President Obama in the 2012 election.

Politically, the south and New England really are two different Americas Harry J Enten

Rhode Island's governor has switched parties yet again, signaling historic polarisation and state control over politics

We all know that are national politics are becoming more polarized: Democrats and Republicans are self-sorting into various regions and demographics, like north and south

Michele Bachmann says withdrawal from Congress not due to investigations

Tea Party star announces decision not to run in 2014 as FBI and Office of Congressional Ethics probe staff behaviour

Michele Bachmann, the outspoken Minnesota lawmaker who ran for the Republican party's presidential nomination last year, announced on Wednesday that she will not seek re-elec

Barack Obama's second term: stealth fighter Editorial

Much of the reaction to Barack Obama's travails six months into his second term can be put down to wishful thinking.