2016 Election

GOP Governors Try to Cash In on Casino Bigwig

By Zeke J Miller

Jeb Bush Blames Obama for 'American Passivity'

By Zeke J Miller

Christie Calls Aides 'Stupid'

By Dan Hirschhorn

Republicans Court Casino Sugar Daddy

By Zeke J Miller
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Rick Santorum Eyes 2016

In an interview with TIME, the former Pennsylvania senator who finished second to Romney in 2012 says he's sure he would have defeated Obama had he won the GOP nomination. He also previews some of the themes he might emphasize should he run for president in 2016

By Alex Altman , Zeke J Miller and Elizabeth Dias

Clinton Calls Russia's Actions in Crimea 'Illegal'

The potential 2016 presidential candidate warns that other neighboring countries could suffer a similar fate as Ukraine

By Maddy Fry

Cruz Gets A 2016 Super PAC

Supporters say they'll raise money and collect signatures to help the Tea Party favorite run for president in 2016

By Alex Altman and Zeke J Miller

GOP Chief Says Party Doesn't Have a Gender Problem

RNC chair Reince Priebus brushed off the idea that women are turning their backs on the party and predicted big gains for the GOP in 2014. "I think that among youth and women you’re going to see the greatest increase in 2014, because of...Obamacare," he said.

By Zeke J Miller

Clinton Docs Show Political Posturing in Health Battle

The latest batch of documents released by Bill Clinton's presidential library show how staffers planned a public hearing for the purpose of "political inoculation" ahead of the health reform debate

By Denver Nicks

People Are Gobbling Up Hillary Clinton Websites

Internet squatters have been grabbing pieces of Clinton-related real estate in the hopes of a 2016 payoff

By Zeke J Miller

Camp Hillary Shifts Into Overdrive

Hillary Clinton's shadow presidential campaign is kicking into high gear with the Super PAC's website getting a makeover, complete with two elements that symbolize how her backers are borrowing as much as they can from the Obama campaigns

By Mark Halperin

Rick Perry Wows Crowd at CPAC

The GOP Texas governor, who is seeking to repair his image after his failed 2012 presidential bid, told an audience that "it's time for a little rebellion on the battlefield of ideas," and laid out the successes under his watch in the state

By Zeke J Miller

CPAC Doubles as 2016 Preview

The Republican presidential field won't start taking shape for another eight months, but the 2016 race was the unspoken theme of the first day of an annual conservative conference on the banks of Washington's National Harbor

By Alex Altman and Zeke J Miller

Christie Flirts With Base

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie delivered an uncharacteristically low-key speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference this afternoon, aiming to reconnect with the Republican base amid a traffic scandal that has dented his 2016 ambitions

By Zeke J Miller and Alex Altman

Bernie Sanders: I'd Be a Better President Than Hillary

The Independent Senator from Vermont said in a wide-ranging interview with TIME that Clinton is a "very, very intelligent person" but doubts that she will help bring about the "political revolution in America" that Sanders says the country desperately needs

By Jay Newton-Small / Washington

Aide Told Hillary to 'Be Real'

Newly released documents open a window into the advice Clinton received during her husband's presidency as the former First Lady is the subject of renewed scrutiny ahead of a possible 2016 presidential run

By Dan Hirschhorn and Denver Nicks

Hillary Clinton Tried to Calm Democrats at Key Moment for Health Reform

Newly released documents reveal comments from 1993 that eerily parallel the debate over Obamacare more than a decade later

By Dan Hirschhorn

Clinton Library Releases Trove of Documents

Will be closely watched for impact on Hillary Clinton's potential 2016 candidacy

By Denver Nicks

Ex-Christie Aides Joked About Jamming Traffic

According to newly released documents, Bridget Anne Kelly and David Wildstein -- former aides to the N.J. governor caught up in a traffic scandal -- joked last year about creating a traffic jam outside a local rabbi's house

By Dan Hirschhorn and Noah Rayman

Biden 50-50 On 2016 Run

"It's as likely that I run, as I don't run," the vice president says on The View

By Zeke J Miller
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