RNC Asks Justice Department to Investigate Obama Campaign Video
The GOP says a video filmed in the White House violates campaign finance law
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President Obama and Jay Carney have now more or less officially shifted their public energy to dealing with the IRS targeting of "tea party" and "patriot" keywords, and more or less ignoring Benghazi and the AP investigation. After all, people are getting in actual trouble with the IRS affair.
The GOP says a video filmed in the White House violates campaign finance law
The bill proposes a constitutional amendment to balance the budget
We couldn't help but notice a few things while they watched the Women's World Cup
The president is holding another debt themed conference
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The revelation comes from the immigration file of Barack H. Obama Sr.
The number two House Republican floated a deal that could give Obama hope
As Obama pushes the deadline for a deal up to July 19
Obama is willing to cut Medicare if Republicans consider tax hikes
The office of Vice President Joe Biden is now tweeting as @VP
After being highlighted on the Drudge Report, the official transcript is corrected
But does he have the power not to gloat about it?
Says politics was "absolutely not" part of the decision to end the controversial policy
Twentysomething Eric Lesser can't stay out of the news
The Ohio Democrat says at least Bush consulted Congress before going to war
Bill Warren is willing to drop $1 million on a deep sea search for bin Laden
President Obama's economic brain divulges his love for hard data and Us Weekly
Obama advisers see payroll tax cut as one way to get a hiring stimulus past the GOP
Don't worry about party crashers when James Taylor's the only celebrity guest
Meanwhile, disapproval over Obama's handling of the economy reaches new highs
The House Speaker doesn't want a repeat of April's government shutdown drama
The former utility executive is a founder of the Natural Resources Defense Council
The Bush Administration concluded no live presidential signature is required
None were for individuals convicted of violent crimes
The ex-decider is doing very well for himself on the paid speaking circuit
Deals with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea are tied to Trade Adjustment Assistance
Judicial Watch said the Department of Defense has denied their FOIA request
CBS patches together details of the raid in a computer-generated reenactment
Without staged photo ops, how will photographers get the shots they need?
Another wonderful sound bite from the former Alaskan governor
Modesty demands the removal of the men, this time
Somehow the nation survived Common's performance
The president's approval ratings hit their highest point in two years
Rapper Common is going to be at the White House, and conservatives aren't happy
Experts say a Freedom of Information Act request could succeed
Now 86 percent of Americans say President Obama was born in America
Considering major changes to Medicare would be delayed until after 2012
She is "concerned that it was my preventing one of my early spring allergic coughs."
On Twitter, analysts urge the administration to get its facts straight
Sources close to Bush, who was invited but won't attend, suggest political posturing
"We don't trot out this stuff as trophies," he said
A New York Times/CBS poll pegs his overall approval rating at 57 percent
A window into the Situation Room during bin Laden's final hours
After decrying such Republican outside campaign efforts, Democrats are following suit
Today's news raises questions, like what's the German word for "silliness"?
Obama Sr.'s immigration files show officials nervous about his "playboy ways"
Current and former administration officials provide the anatomy of a failure
The New York Times Magazine covers Ann Dunham's move to Indonesia with her son
White House wanted softie interviews with local TV reporters to sell deficit proposals
The White House Flickr stream is hungry for your commentary
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