Democratic Senators Control the Fate of Obama's Jobs Bill
Harry Reid has scheduled a procedural vote on the bill for 6 p.m. Tuesday
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Harry Reid has scheduled a procedural vote on the bill for 6 p.m. Tuesday
Serious showings in polls means he'll have to answer serious questions
Steven Spinner said he'd recuse himself but still prodded colleagues to move
Voice actors agree to take a pay cut
Says Perry is the best pick to be president because he's "born-again follower of Jesus Christ"
There had been threats of holding the vote on December 26
Wired reports every keystroke typed by drone pilots is being recorded
Topeka can't to pay to prosecute those crimes; Newark has stopped buying toilet paper
His big speech today will criticize Obama's supposed 'Apology Tour'
Solyndra doesn't quite qualify as a genuine administration scandal yet
There's still a future for their girl: VP, a third party candidacy, something
Says his jobs plan will be an "insurance policy" against another recession -- if Republicans vote for it
He's going to need them after Rick Perry's huge haul
Despite his sharp rise in polls, Cain is not a serious candidate
According to two reports
Anger at Obama is "inexplicable," Treasury secretary says
"Brezhnev wasn't a minus for the history of our country, he was a huge plus"
Nicolle Wallace says she was inspired by Palin to write about a mentally ill vice-president
Helped organize the Alabama protests that led to the Voting Rights and Civil Rights acts
"Is this your wife? Mind if I put my arm around her?"
The second-choice frontrunner is trying to make the most of Chris Christie's exit
Her lawyers checked: Oct. 28 is the last day she can get on the New Hampshire ballot
Republicans are boycotting a Univision primary debate on behalf of Marco Rubio
Every few weeks Barack Obama's name seems to be on a ballot somewhere
Six staffers out in less than a month -- but the campaign says everything is just fine
But the election will be about the future, he says in an ABC News interview
Diplomats work hard to protect the profits of drug makers
Did she say the White House "can't see around corners"?
Senior officials at the State Department cheered the company's quest for approval
These mementos of the President were hardly cherished
Conservatives are arguing some 2007 photos prove Obama is racist
But the scandal does worry the Republican establishment about his electability
The 33,000 troops that make up the surge will be brought back by the end of 2012.
Also points out that she's a member of the House Intelligence Committee
The transportation secretary thinks cars going 80 m.p.h will rev the economy
He's feeling a bit underappreciated on the campaign trail
Is Michele Bachmann's campaign so broke, she can't write her own jokes?
For instance: did the drone strike violate the constitutional guarantee to due process?
It's not clear whether he's running for president, but it's very obvious he's a husky boy
With low approval ratings among working-class whites, he targets educated independents
The wives -- and one husband -- each offer a quality the candidate lacks
Those complaining about Obama may not new policies, they need shrinks
In a new poll of Jewish voters in Florida he beats Perry 82-2
His strategy is based on the GOP settling down after they finish flirting with more exciting alternatives
Rezwan Ferdaus thought he was plotting with al Qaeda, but it was really the FBI
People can make $5 to tattle on a cigarette butt litterer; $800 for tip on unlicensed livestock sales
At evangelical Liberty University
Anthony Mangione was publicly "aggressive" in fighting child pornography
A painting of Bachmann with a serial killer, a Gingrich paper doll, a hideous Palin pot
Texans lost a bit of their home-state pride in the process
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