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Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) is being considered for commerce secretary. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson was a previous candidate, but dropped out on Jan. 4. (AP Photo/Lauren Victoria Burke)

Gregg Considered
for Commerce

Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire said today he is being considered for commerce secretary by President Obama, the last remaining post in Obama's Cabinet. The addition of Gregg would add another Republican to Obama's ranks.

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Purple States: Advice to Obama

The Purple States: Advice to Obama
Video: Fifty bloggers from across the country offer President Obama their advice on key policy issues.


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[John Boehner]

GOP Stakes Claim on Stimulus Vote

After its reputation as crusaders of small government was sullied during the Bush era, House Minority Leader John Boehner and the Republicans are now using the stimulus vote to reclaim their principle and power.

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Redecorating Time in Foggy Bottom (By Al Kamen, Jan. 30, 2009; Page A17)
India's Quiet Diplomatic Coup: Kashmir Eliminated From U.S. Envoy's Mandate (By Emily Wax, Jan. 30, 2009; Page A09)
The Briefing Room, or the Press Box? (By Ben Feller, Jan. 29, 2009; Page A17)
Whither the President's Presents? (Jan. 29, 2009; Page A17)
House Fortifies Whistleblower Protections (By Jim Abrams, Jan. 29, 2009; Page A17)
I Didn't Say That. But if I Did . . . (By Al Kamen, Jan. 29, 2009; Page A17)
For Geithner, an Ascent With Dissent (By Al Kamen, Jan. 28, 2009; Page A13)
McCain Questions Objectivity of Pentagon Nominee With Raytheon Ties (By R. Jeffrey Smith, Jan. 28, 2009; Page A13)
Is Eric Holder One of Those People Who Need People? (By Al Kamen, Jan. 27, 2009; Page A15)
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