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Will the Tea Party be sidelined in 2013?

Published December 12, 2012

Here are four signs that the end – or at least a diminished future --may be near for once powerful Tea Party phenomenon that lifted Republicans to a House majority in the 2010 mid-term elections.
Thank you, Bob Costas for talking about guns

Published December 06, 2012

The need for honest debate on guns remains an American priority. Thank you, Bob Costas.
Finding new appeal in the old Simpson-Bowles proposal

Published December 04, 2012

As the nation approaches the “fiscal cliff” there is one gold standard for all sides in the debt debate – the Simpson-Bowles Commission.
Hamas, Israel fighting shattered 2 big American foreign policy myths

Published November 30, 2012

The world can be thankful that the fighting between Israel and Hamas revealed two big myths about American foreign policy.
Hidden risks for Obama and Democrats in 'fiscal cliff' drama

Published November 20, 2012

The hidden side of the 'fiscal cliff' negotiation drama is the mounting pressure on President Obama and Democrats to make a deal.
Juan Williams: Why GOP Lost Latino Vote

Published November 07, 2012

President Obama defeated Mitt Romney in large measure because he won 71 percent of the Latino vote, in a year when Latinos made American history by reaching a landmark 10 percent of the nation’s voters.
Conservatives, be careful what you wish for with Mitt Romney

Published November 02, 2012

In the last month Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, has been busy taking back nearly every promise he made to you in the GOP primaries.
How Twitter may have tipped the election for Romney

Published October 25, 2012

The perception that Mitt Romney won the first presidential debate was a byproduct of a new media experience.
Romney faces big risk if he returns to Libya scandal at final debate

Published October 19, 2012

Will last Tuesday’s big debate moment become Monday night’s big debate topic?
Biden's big moment gives him chance to turn things around for Obama

Published October 11, 2012

Americans find Joe Biden interesting; even his critics want to see if he garbles some language.

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Juan Williams Archive

Get updates from Juan Williams

Will the Tea Party be sidelined in 2013?

Thank you, Bob Costas for talking about guns

Finding new appeal in the old Simpson-Bowles proposal

Hamas, Israel fighting shattered 2 big American foreign policy myths

Hidden risks for Obama and Democrats in 'fiscal cliff' drama

Juan Williams: Why GOP Lost Latino Vote

Conservatives, be careful what you wish for with Mitt Romney

How Twitter may have tipped the election for Romney

Romney faces big risk if he returns to Libya scandal at final debate

Biden's big moment gives him chance to turn things around for Obama

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