Topic: Chuck Todd

Chapter & Verse Jeb Bush's book on immigration stirs controversy

In his book, Bush advocates residency for undocumented immigrants but not citizenship – a marked change from his previous, more immigrant-friendly stance.

Redskins Rule:How football outcomes predict the presidential election

Is it all over for President Obama because the Washington Redskins lost on Sunday? How the Redskins do the Sunday before Election Day almost always predicts the presidential outcome.

Iran redux? Could killing of US ambassador sway presidential race?

The killing of Chris Stevens, the US ambassador to Libya, is a stark reminder of the difficulties of US policy in a troubled region – and how events can intrude on a presidential campaign.

Veepstakes: Why rise of Paul Ryan, Chris Christie signals trouble for Romney

Beltway chatterers are telling Mitt Romney, who is down in the polls, he needs to go bold with his choice of running mate – and are pointing to Rep. Paul Ryan and Gov. Chris Christie.

Who's in town, who's not as Washington recovers, slowly, from big storm

Many top government officials had left Washington in time to avoid Friday night's storm – and the subsequent (and lingering) power outage. More than 2 million on the East Coast sweltered without air conditioning for a third day.

The Vote Why was the Florida GOP debate audience so subdued?

Debate audiences have provided some of the most memorable moments of the campaign so far. But the Florida GOP debate crowd produced only occasional polite applause.

Vox News How is Stephen Colbert doing in the polls?

The comedian has been included in some actual political polls in recent days, as he presses ahead with exploring whether to run for (wink wink) president of South Carolina. 

Payroll tax and attack ads latest issues for Romney and Gingrich to lock horns over

A payroll tax extension may be on the way but Republicans like Newt Gingrich insist on a one-year extension.  Meanwhile Romney supporters have continued airing ads attacking Gingrich in Iowa.  Gingrich tried to take the higher road but Romney says 'if it's too hot for you, get out of the kitchen.'

Herman Cain tops new poll. Can he stay there?

Herman Cain stands a decent chance of hanging around at the head of the GOP presidential pack for the foreseeable future, emerging as the alternative to Mitt Romney. Here's why.

Obama press conference: President stays in closet on gay marriage

In a rare solo press conference, Obama dodged reporters' efforts to make him clarify his position on gay marriage. He supports civil unions but has said his position is 'evolving.'

Networks vie for bragging rights to 'best' Election Night coverage

Main Election Night programs kick off at 6 or 7 p.m. Eastern. They're barely out of the gate, but cable and broadcast networks are already tooting their horns about the coverage to come.

Obama on Michael Jackson’s role

Take My Wife - Obama’s standup at Radio and TV correspondents dinner

Polls show Obama’s honeymoon drawing to a close

Obama versus Cheney in steel cage wrestling match today

President Obama's news conference -- full text

Air Force One photo op panics NYC - finger-pointing begins

Sunday morning show lineup

Watching Obama sell his economic stimulus plan

Obama shooting for Montana now?

Debate II: Can it get any more boring?

Republican insiders caught by hot mic: Race is over