Judd Gregg

Does President Obama see the election of socialist French President François Hollande as a chance to play follow the leader? 

Our politics has always been played between the forty-yard lines, but today can members move to the middle and win?

If current law goes into effect, 2013 will bring a massive increase in taxes, leading to a significant economic slowdown.

The politics of envy and the real reduction in competitiveness is placing many European nations at a tipping point.

Gregg: Why don't the president and Congress go home and leave Washington to the pundits and lobbyists?

The Simpson-Bowles commission, the only viable solution for cutting our debt, should reconvene before the crush of Congress’s lame-duck session.

This election will not turn on the issues of contraception or gay marriage or even the economy.

Netanyahu knows he can proceed against Iran and America will support it; he’s the dog and we are the tail.

The United States needs an immigration policy that continues to reinvigorate our nation by bringing in new people.

As one listens to the presidential campaign, one fact is apparent: Viable proposals on serious issues are difficult to find.