US President John Tyler believed that he needed an issue that would give him a political base for reelection. He also had a slave owner's interest in expanding slavery. With that in mind, he began secret negotiations with the Texan government. His goal was the annexation of Texas. This was done in secret to avoid people with opposing views to express them and hurt Tyler's goal. He also needed time to begin a pro-annexation campaign to sway public opinion in his favor.
Many political analysts believe that Hillary Clinton will run for president in 2016. Many political experts believe she is the front runner.
That depends on your political party. A Republican would believe that a Republican president is best, while a Democrat would believe that a Democratic president is best.
Political parties.
I believe it was the 'Wig party'
James Madison
The Shi'a and the Sunnis are living peacefully under the same political systems in many countries. Religiously, the Shi'as believe in the idea of Imamat but the Sunnis don't deem it necessary. They believe in Caliphate.
Many historians believe that US President John Adams was not reelected for two main reasons. Adams made the mistake of supporting the Alien and Sedition Acts. The Alien Act concerned immigrants and citizenship. And, the Sedition Act was passed to allow for the prosecution of persons publishing anti-American statements. There was much controversy over these issues, and it led to a split within the Federalist Party.
Don't hold me to it but I believe it's a 2/3 majority vote
Of course. Any responsible political leader knows that war, while unfortunate, is sometimes necessary.
Congressional leaders believe they have the votes necessary to override a veto
I believe the answer to this question is the Republican Party which was form in Wisconsin in 1856 and was the party of Abraham Lincoln who was elected President in 1860.
Only President Obama himself can speak to his likes and dislikes; but in general a person runs for president because they believe they are the best person available to set the policies, and navigate the political direction, of the United States for at least the next four years.