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Sharron Angle's Post-Primary Media Debut

By Amy Gardner After weeks avoiding newspaper and television journalists not viewed as sympathetic, Sharron...

By Amy Gardner | June 29, 2010; 3:01 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (13)
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Filling Sen. Robert C. Byrd's Senate seat

With the death early Monday of Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D), West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin III (D) must select an interim replacement for a legend who many in the state and elsewhere consider one of a kind.

By by Paul Kane | June 28, 2010; 8:05 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (46)
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Obama talking up stimulus -- again

President Obama traveled to swing state Ohio Friday to showcase the stimulus measure he pushed through Congress 16 months ago -- a sign the administration is fretting over enduring criticism that the $787 billion package has failed to generate enough jobs.

By Scott Wilson | June 18, 2010; 12:57 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (87)
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Disgraced former Rep. Souder talks life after scandal

The evangelical magazine World goes Oprah over the question of how to keep a Congressional marriage healthy and gets former representative Mark Sounder of Indiana to talk about how he wound up having an affair.

By Web Politics Editor | June 16, 2010; 2:55 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (1)
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Jet-set Dianne Feinstein gave colleagues a Christmas Eve lift

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) is the Senate's ultimate car pooler. When two of her colleagues were having trouble finding flights home for the holidays, Feinstein gave them last-minute lifts to the West Coast on her family's private jet.

By Paul Kane | June 16, 2010; 2:19 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (8)
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Defeated S.C. candidate Vic Rawl calls for investigation into Alvin Greene win

Retired judge Vic Rawl called for an investigation into the results of the South Carolina Democratic Senate primary and filed a formal protest of last week's election results with the South Carolina Democratic Party on Monday.

By Garance Franke-Ruta | June 14, 2010; 3:17 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (35)
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Nikki Haley surged before Palin endorsement, GOP says, Philip Rucker , June 8, 2010

Supreme Court steps into Arizona's public financing law, Robert Barnes , June 8, 2010

Kentucky primary: Democrats hoping for a Paul victory, Perry Bacon Jr. , May 18, 2010

In Pa., Burns backers unite in their dissatisfaction with Washington, Sandhya Somashekhar , May 17, 2010

Specter's final pitch to Pa. voters: 'Experience and seniority', Paul Kane , May 17, 2010

In Ky., confident Paul foresees 'a tea party tidal wave coming', Perry Bacon Jr. , May 17, 2010

In Ark., Halter says a runoff against Lincoln would still be a 'victory', Peter Slevin , May 17, 2010

Obama picks up books for his girls at Iowa City's Prairie Lights, William Branigin , March 25, 2010

Jerry Brown announces he will run for Calif. governor's seat, Web Politics Editor , March 2, 2010

Julianna Smoot announced as White House social secretary, By Anne E. Kornblut , February 27, 2010

On Capitol Hill, gleeful Republicans blast Obama and Democrats, Perry Bacon Jr. , January 20, 2010

Big donors pouring cash into Massachusetts Senate race, Paul Kane , January 13, 2010

Incoming N.J. and Va. govs tell how they won -- and why Palin didn't campaign for them, Web Politics Editor , November 19, 2009

Obama push for Deeds continues, Web Politics Editor , October 29, 2009

No New 'Czar' For Gulf Coast, Web Politics Editor , October 15, 2009

White House Announces Nov. Tribal Nations Conference, Web Politics Editor , October 12, 2009

RNC Survey in Virginia Suggests Draft, Welfare Expansion on 'Obama Agenda', Web Politics Editor , October 3, 2009

Obama to Visit Gulf Coast in October, Web Politics Editor , September 29, 2009

Paterson Greets Obama in New York, Web Politics Editor , September 21, 2009

Wilder: Obama Made a Pitch for Deeds, Web Politics Editor , September 21, 2009

Obama Signs Major Land Conservation Law, Web Politics Editor , March 30, 2009

Coming This Spring: Health Care Forums in the States, Web Politics Editor , March 6, 2009

Obama's First Stop on Economic Message Tour: Indiana, Web Politics Editor , February 6, 2009

TN: Long Lines, But No Big Hang-ups, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

OR: Turnout Likely to Surpass Nixon-Kennedy, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NJ: Official Urges Patience, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

TX: Statewide Races Draw Interest, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

PA: Voting Unlikely to Need Extension, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

AZ: One Alleged Scuffle, But No Major Problems, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

MN: On Track to Shatter Records, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

TX: Turnout Predicted Up From '04, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

HI: Ballot of Obama's Grandmother Will Be Counted, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

OK: Confusion Among Eagles and Roosters, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NE: 'We're a Small State, But We Vote', Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

FL: An 'Eerily Quiet' Record Day, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NC: Most Voters Cast Ballots Before Noon, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

SD: Turnout Boosted by Time Off, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

IA: GOP Challenges Some Student Ballots, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

CO: Few Bottlenecks Thanks to Early Voting, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

In Pa., Man's Best Voter Fraud?, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

FL: Some Voters See Text Message Tricks, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

ND: Celebrity Sighting at the Polls, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

WA: Not Just Free Coffee and Donuts , Web Politics Editor , November 4, 2008

MS: Police Say Voters Not Pulled From Line, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

OK: Dems Hope to Beat Polls, If Not GOP, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

MT: High Interest and Lots of Early Voting, Web Politics Editor , November 4, 2008

KY: Laura Bush Makes a Campaign Cameo, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NE: Voters Excited, But Not United, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

Heavy Turnout, Few Glitches in the South, Web Politics Editor , November 4, 2008

CO: McCain Says He Feels Momentum, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

IN: Republican Poll Workers Removed for Improper Vote Challenges, Web Politics Editor , November 4, 2008

MO: Voters Warned on Text Messages, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

AZ: High Turnout in McCain's Home State, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

Chicago Immigrants Rally Around Obama, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

CA: Poll Worker Passes Out, Votes Anyway, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

KS: Voting Has a Rock Show Vibe, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

S.C.: An Election Day Birthday?, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

WI: Balmy Skies in the Badger State, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NM: Early Voting a Popular Choice , Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NJ: Paper Ballots for Last-Minute Registrants, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

CT: Turnout North of 90 Percent, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

RI: Flawed Ballot, Suspicious Powder, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

OH: Dems Outnumber GOP in Key County, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

Record Turnout in Plains States, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NY: Having it Both Ways in Buffalo, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

CA: Same-Sex Marriage Question Draws Voters, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NH: Earliest Voters Pick Obama, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

MA: Obama Beats Kerry? Maybe in Turnout., Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

CA: Prop. 8 Weighs on Voters, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

W.V.: Sunny Skies and Problem-Free Voting, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

PA: Heavy Turnout and No Major Problems, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

NJ: Heavy Voting, Scattered Snags, Washington Post editors , November 4, 2008

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