Topic: Phil Singer

Democrats in Washington are beginning to look down the road -- away from President Obama and toward the 2016 campaign and Hillary Clinton, an insider said.

Several hires by Vice President Joe Biden are causing some Washington insiders to wonder whether he is considering a presidential bid in 2016.

President Obama apparently will attempt to win re-election in 2012 with a campaign based in Chicago, political aides said.

More than 80 congressional superdelegates haven't endorsed a U.S. presidential candidate but insiders said support is tilting toward Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.

Hillary Clinton's campaign Monday criticized rival Barack Obama's campaign for fighting dirty in the Democratic race for U.S. president.

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is maintaining his grip on first place in campaign fundraising, federal campaign reports indicated.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has removed an ad from its Web site after Hispanic groups complained it equated illegal immigrants with terrorists.

Montana Republican Sen. Conrad Burns said he would seek re-election to a fourth term, Roll call said Thursday, ending speculation he might retire.

Washington Democrats have settled on John Lapp as their pick to head the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Roll Call said Tuesday.

Democrats Thursday slammed President Bush and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for what they said was passing the buck on missing explosives in Iraq.