United States Archives - Page 62 of 98 - Harvard Political Review

Author - January 27, 2013

Deb Fischer talks of bipartisanship, but her record may suggest otherwise.

Author - January 27, 2013

Democrats cheered Heidi Heitkamp’s surprising victory in North Dakota, but she is far from a reliable liberal.

Author - January 27, 2013

Ted Cruz arrives in Washington hoping to change the GOP's relationship with Hispanics.

Author - January 24, 2013

Elizabeth Warren combines expertise on financial issues with a rare ability to explain them to ordinary people.

Author - January 24, 2013

Though effectively a Democrat, Angus King’s independent status enhances his leverage.

Author - January 24, 2013

Though a crusader for LGBT rights, Tammy Baldwin should not be pigeonholed as a single-issue senator.

Author - January 24, 2013

Tim Kaine’s moderate views helped him in Virginia but may conflict with party loyalty on the national stage.

Author - January 24, 2013

Unlike his predecessor, Joe Lieberman, Chris Murphy will likely be a reliable advocate for progressive causes.

Author - January 24, 2013

Tim Scott has gained notoriety as a black Republican, but his focus will be on promoting his conservative ideology.

Author - January 24, 2013

Blurring the line between comedy and journalism, Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart possess a unique ability to raise political issues.