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Blackwell fights RNC rules change
“Inside baseball” or important to the integrity of the party?
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White House claims victory on debt ceiling
“What we saw happen last week was significant, in our view,” says Jay Carney.
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RNC will focus on 2016 rules
How the GOP picks its nominee for president is likely to be the biggest story out of RNC’s winter meeting.
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German election raises doubts for Merkel
The liberal coalition’s victory in Lower Saxony is not a good omen for the conservative chancellor.
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Netanyahu: Chuck Norris approved
The outcome of Tuesday’s election in Israel may mean more years for a Netanyahu led government.
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Return of the pizza man?
Bobby Schilling of Illinois hints at Congressional comeback.
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Foreboding Merkel’s fate
Sunday’s state elections in Germany are a harbinger of political winds.
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NRCC vows neutrality in nomination battles
“It is the local parties that should be involved,” said Oregon Rep. Greg Walden.
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GOP consensus: Fight over spending cuts, sequestration
At the Republican retreat, lawmakers plan the next big battles.
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Once more, with feeling
From the political junk heap to one of the most memorable comebacks, Steve Stockman of Texas has returned to Congress.
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GOP moves for comprehensive tax reform
House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp seen as leader in setting the agenda.
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Ryan backs debt ceiling hike
“We recognize the realities of divided government.”
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Retreat, but no surrender?
GOP gathers, won’t raise debt ceiling without concessions
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Police chiefs weigh in on gun control battle
Ramsey of Philadelphia and Kelly of New York are fans of President Obama’s plans.
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Obama: Change will come on guns
The president leaves no doubt that he’s in this fight for the long haul.
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Obama takes offensive in ‘debt ceiling wars,’ hints at executive order on guns
Either Congress, the president said, “can act responsibly and pay its bills, or act irresponsibly.”
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Obama’s Cabinet of cronies
Like FDR’s own Cabinet that was stacked with appointees awarded for political service, Obama’s recent nominations are shaping up for a crony Cabinet.
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Obama, Karzai address Afghan government corruption
Indirectly rebutting criticism from congress, such as from Rep. Walter Jones, the respective presidents of America and Afghanistan hold firm to their intentions for “a proper, well-organized and interference-free election.”
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Rockefeller’s exit from Senate paves way for Capito
Republican Rep. Shelly Moore Capito may have a very good chance to take the West Virginia Senate seat being vacated by Democrat Sen. Jay Rockefeller.
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Friends, family, colleagues celebrate the 37th president
An overflow crowd gathered at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington Wednesday night to toast President Richard Nixon on what would have been his 100th birthday.