Topic: Paul Tsongas

Five big moments in New Hampshire primary history

The Granite State's first-in-the nation primary has been a launching pad for many a presidential hopeful – but not always. The following are among the most interesting outcomes.

Sources: Political Research Quarterly, NewHampshirePrimary.com, New Hampshire Almanac

In budget battle, voters are the 'adults in the room'

Politicians on both extremes think voters want stubborness in the budget battle. They're wrong.

Fiscal responsibility: investing in our children's future

Americans have lost sight of the connection between the government we desire and the taxes we are willing to pay. Responsible government doesn't have to mean zero deficits, but it does require planning for a better future.

In healthcare summit, an epic battle of elephant vs. parrot

The healthcare reform debate is explained using the metaphor of an elephant and a parrot.

Who is Edward Brooke?

Edward Brooke was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor Wednesday. Mr. Brooke was the first African-American elected to the US Senate by popular vote.

For Clinton and McCain, a New Hampshire revival

Results in the Granite State mean frontrunners in both parties will continue to duke it out for the nomination.