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Obamas Will Get Flu Vaccine

By Ceci Connolly The first family plans to queue up for the swine flu vaccine...

By Ceci Connolly | September 21, 2009; 9:05 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (6)
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Will Halt in Troop Withdrawals Give Dems Flexibility?

What if Bush's decision to suspend troop withdrawals from Iraq is actually doing a favor for a future Democratic president? What if, intentionally or not, he is giving a President Obama or a President Clinton more running room come January 20? --Peter Baker

By Web Politics Editor | April 11, 2008; 12:35 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (77)
Categories: B_Blog , Barack Obama , Hillary Rodham Clinton , Morning Cheat Sheet
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Bush, Clinton and China

Candidate Clinton was pretty tough on President Bush for his handling of China. He "coddled" a communist government that used deadly force to break up peaceful protests, the candidate said.--Peter Baker

By Washington Post editors | April 8, 2008; 9:37 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
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The President Speaks, But is Anyone Listening?

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio -- The band is playing, the crowd is gathering, the cameras are set up. At any moment, the president of the United States will show up to give a speech on war and peace. And the television guys are debating whether they will even get on the air with the story.--Peter Baker

By Washington Post editors | March 27, 2008; 10:39 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (45)
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The Campaign Season of Taking Offense

Somehow an election campaign that in theory is centered on the Big Issues of our day, such as war and recession, instead has turned into a sticks-and-stones contest.--Peter Baker

By Washington Post editors | March 25, 2008; 11:39 AM ET | Permalink | Comments (26)
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A Record Document Dump

The National Archives in Washington, Wednesday, March 19, 2008, where the Archives released more than...

By Web Politics Editor | March 20, 2008; 1:01 PM ET | Permalink | Comments (0)
Categories: Hillary Rodham Clinton , Morning Cheat Sheet
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Five Years On, Iraq Slips Off the Radar, Web Politics Editor , March 18, 2008

The Indeterminate Election, Web Politics Editor , March 13, 2008

Hillary Clinton's Spitzer Problem, Web Politics Editor , March 11, 2008

A Joint Ticket? Not so Fast, Web Politics Editor , March 6, 2008

Clinton Down, but Not Out, for the Count, Washington Post editors , March 4, 2008

In November, a Question of the Ages?, Washington Post editors , February 28, 2008

McCain's Rewrite of His Anti-Rumsfeld Script, Washington Post editors , February 14, 2008

From Wilder to Obama, a Changing Virginia, Web Politics Editor , February 12, 2008

Obama and the L-Word, Web Politics Editor , February 7, 2008

Bill Low-Keys It in Denver, Washington Post Editor , January 31, 2008

Crunching the South Carolina Numbers, Washington Post Editor , January 28, 2008

D.C. Democrats Try to Refocus Attention on Bush, Web Politics Editor , January 24, 2008

Democratic Candidates, Congressional Leaders Differ on Economy, Washington Post Editor , January 22, 2008

A Brokered Convention? Consider the Possibilities, Web Politics Editor , January 15, 2008

Populist, But Not Popular Message on Economy, Washington Post editors , January 11, 2008

About That Mike Henry Memo, Web Politics Editor , January 10, 2008

For N.Y. Candidates, Quandaries Ahead, Web Politics Editor , January 8, 2008

Rewriting the Rulebook, Washington Post editors , January 3, 2008

Romney Appeals to Bush's Base, Web Politics Editor , December 20, 2007

Huckabee's Promises Out-Bush the President, Web Politics Editor , December 18, 2007

When it Comes to Bush, Republican Hopefuls Press the Mute Button, Web Politics Editor , December 13, 2007

Huckabee and the Bush Legacy, Washington Post editors , December 11, 2007

From JFK to Romney, Washington Post editors , December 6, 2007

On Campaign Trail, No Longer On Guard Against Iran?, Washington Post editors , December 4, 2007

The GOP Shooting Gallery, Post Editor , November 29, 2007

A Mudslinging Reality Check for Clinton, Washington Post editors , November 27, 2007

A Clinton Distancing Act, Post Editor , November 20, 2007

Eyebrow-Raising Success of Giuliani and Other Campaign Surprises For Karl Rove, Washington Post editors , November 16, 2007

For Democrats, Another Iraq Moment, Post Editor , November 15, 2007

Clinton the Odds-On Favorite, Washington Post editors , November 13, 2007

Bush, Clinton Both Flirted With 'Baby Bonds' Concept, Post Editor , November 1, 2007

What Ford's Thoughts on One Clinton's Past Say About Another Clinton's Future, Washington Post editors , October 30, 2007

Would a President Clinton Cede Powers?, Post Editor , October 25, 2007

A Cheney Speaks Out on 2008, Post Editor , October 23, 2007

The Bush Inheritance: Iraq, Iran and Putin, Post Editor , October 18, 2007

Bush Still Raising Money for Candidates, But No Pictures Please, Washington Post Editor , October 16, 2007

Head and Shoulders Above the Rest, Post Editor , October 11, 2007

Bartlett Unleashed: On Flip-Flops,
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The Bill Factor, Post Editor , October 4, 2007

Never Mind the Veepstakes--Who's Next
As Secretary of State?, Post Editor , October 2, 2007

Reminding Voters Which
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President Bush and the Men
Who Would Be President, Washington Post editors , September 25, 2007

Will Iraq Still Dominate in 2008?, Washington Post editors , September 20, 2007

The Mukasey Primary, Post Editor , September 18, 2007

Battling the Bully Pulpit, Post Editor , September 13, 2007

For Clintons, An Unwelcome Echo, Post Editor , September 11, 2007

A Surge of Support
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The Next President:
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Running for President
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The Saga of the First Lady Files, Washington Post editors , August 16, 2007

Clinton: The Rove Candidate of 2008?, Susan Glasser , August 14, 2007

And Now, From the
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Bombing Bush's Foreign Policy, Post Editor , August 7, 2007

Cheney for President?
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Dana Milbank:
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Most Disliked President Ever?, Post Editor , July 24, 2007

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