GOP govs: Follow us on budget cuts
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Economic turmoil overshadows NATO
Austerity measures facing countries across Europe are beginning to pose a threat to the alliance.
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MSNBC suspends Scarborough for campaign donations
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Pelosi taps Steve Israel to run DCCC
Israel, a top loyalist to Pelosi, will work to find candidates to regain control of the House.
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W.H. to Lewis: Cuts will hurt at home
It's warning the California Republican that cutting unspent stimulus funds will hurt his home state.
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Another shutdown?
Tax Reform head encourages strict spending.
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Simpson predicts debt limit bloodbath
Co-chair of deficit commission eyes political turmoil before spring deadline.
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FEC dismisses Ensign complaint
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Washington Times editor out
Sam Dealey will be stepping down amidst the takeover by a group of the paper's old guard.
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Anti-abortion groups lobby for Pitts
Activists campaign to give Pitts gavel to subcommittee that sets abortion policies.
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Senate Dems vent Obama anger
The typically mild-mannered Bill Nelson lights into the president during a caucus session.
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Budget fight sets up 2011 showdown
The GOP moves to kill a compromise in hopes of getting a crack at the president's spending plan.
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Steele defends RNC record
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GOP to FCC: Back off net neutrality
Lawmakers tell the agency to stand down.
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Miller seeks to block Alaska decision
He seeks a preliminary injunction from a federal court to keep officials from certifying the election.
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Midwest gains boost GOP confidence
Republican governors say their party's regional resurgence means trouble for Obama in 2012.
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Stabenow takes Ag gavel
Michigan Democrat takes over on the eve of multi-billion dollar farm bill.
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Pelosi: No crying in politics
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'This Week' producer stepping down
Ian Cameron, who began his stint on the show during the George Stephanopoulos era, is leaving.
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OMB's Lew confirmed after hold lifted
Landrieu allows the process to move forward, saying she's satisfied that the drilling moratorium is over.
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Poll: Most don't know what GOP won
Only 46 percent of respondents knew Republicans had taken over just the House, not the Senate.
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Quick fixes won't aid Afghan civilians
Opinion: Rushing the transition process will lead to greater instability and deadlier conflicts.
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2 frosh to decline health benefits
The new House Republicans say they won't be using their congressional insurance plan.
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Claims settlement
Obama praises legislation to settle long-running lawsuits by black farmers and American Indians.
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Certification halted
Federal judge rules against write-in candidate Lisa Murkowski in Alaska Senate race.
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The Arena
Will GOP refuse Obama health plan?
"All members of Congress should be prohibited from buying the government's health insurance plan."
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W.H. announces turkey pardoning
Plus: Biden talks about double dates with President Obama and the first lady in the latest issue of GQ.
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POLITICO's Sunday show preview
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Sunday talk show tip sheet
Hillary Clinton appears on “Meet the Press,” “Face the Nation” and “Fox News Sunday.”
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5 races still undecided
Republicans gain at least 61 House seats.
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Waters ethics trial delayed
New information prompts the ethics panel to send the investigation back to a subcommittee.
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Pawlenty calls for Holder resignation
The possible 2012 candidate calls for Holder's ouster over the Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani terror trial.
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Politi-quotes: The week in one-liners
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House rookies bet on office lottery
Newly elected members draw numbers to pick spots in Longworth, Cannon and Rayburn.
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Reid retools strategy with eye on 2012
He's easing his grip on communications strategy with a series of staff and procedural changes.
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VP: Obama 'in good shape' vs. Palin
And Biden says the "underestimated" ex-governor has "a good chance" of winning the GOP nod.
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Romney eyes later start for 2012
He says people are "exhausted" from the last election and "not anxious" to begin the next.
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Huckabee mulls 'pathway' to 2012 win
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Huck to push social issues in Iowa
Excerpt from Huckabee's speech reads: “Traditional family’s decline directly affects poverty levels."
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Rangel to face censure vote
Penalty is just short of expulsion from the House.
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EPA ethanol verdict delayed again
The agency will wait until 2011 to decide whether to raise the ethanol content level for certain cars.
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Few takers for top DSCC slot
Dems are slated to defend 21 Senate seats in 2012, making the chairman job highly undesirable.
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In Portugal, Obama smiles on his pet
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Santorum: 2012 plans a family affair
Former senator says his family has been discussing his political future for quite a while now.
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How Liberalism self-destructed
Opinion: The failure of Obama-style liberalism rests with how the administration defined its activism.
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Drawing the line on tax breaks
Opinion: The billionaires are on the warpath. They want more, more, more.
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