The media is obsessed with the Sanders voter and the Trump voter. Yet it is the Hillary voter who may have the last laugh.

The aftermath of the week's primaries, and a special discussion of Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.

The Florida senator had the money—and the material—to bombard his establishment rival with attack ads. Instead, he ignored Kasich altogether.

The nomination of Merrick Garland puts the GOP in a bind. But it also represents a missed opportunity.

There are a few reasons. Political calculation isn't one of them.

Sanders is favored to beat Hillary Clinton in seven of the next eight states, which means the media narrative is about to shift in his favor.

What if an ideologically fluid celebrity candidate has changed the rules of the game?