Obama Rerun

The 44th president is more elusive than many of his predecessors, yet the election will be all about him.

The White House's strategy so far with the 2012 GOP crowd is to ignore them.

The president's affection for nuance and his constant need for clarification can be terminal to his hope for reelection.

It said: This is a game for grown-ups, and Obama's patience for some Republicans' silliness only goes so far.

In a fundraising email to supporters, the president's reelection campaign says "Washington doesn't work."

The killing of Osama bin Laden ignited President Obama’s voter approval ratings, but that doesn’t guarantee his reelection in 2012.

The jobless rates in Florida, Nevada, Colorado and North Carolina are above the national average of 9 percent.

The move by the teachers union shows that labor, an ally of Democrats, is gearing up for the 2012 campaign.

Welcome to Bizarro Washington, where Republicans are trusted to lead on the economy and a Democratic president killed bin Laden.

As signs of an economic recovery flatline, polls show voters might be losing faith in how the president's handling it.