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Why has this president’s approval rating stayed so low for so long? There are other reasons besides Katrina. There’s no doubt that as the war in Iraq dragged on, Americans became more and more distressed about how it was being carried out.



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AG Nominee: Waterboarding Is Torture

At Confirmation Hearing, Eric Holder Vows To Prosecute Some Gitmo Detainees In U.S. Courts



Hotsheet: Assessing The Shoe-Throwing Incident

Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan On Whether Service Acted Quickly Enough When Shoes Were Thrown At Bush In Baghdad



Polish Refugee-Turned U.S. Envoy, Dies

Nicholas Rey Fled Homeland After 1939 German Invasion, Returned As U.S. Ambassador; He Was 70



Obama Stimulus Plan Keeps Growing

House Dems Unveil $825 Billion Economic Stimulus Package; Further Debate Expected

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Hotsheet: Bush Approval Rating Rises, But...

Gallup Finds Bush Approval Now At 34 Percent, But President Remains Among Least Popular Leaders Upon Leaving Office



Obama's $350B Request Goes To Senators

Seeking Early Legislative Victory, Obama Vows To Use TARP Funds Better Than Bush

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GOP Optimistic About 2010 Senate Chances

Sen. John Cornyn Says George Bush Being Out Of Office And Barack Obama Being Off The Ballot Presents "Opportunities" For GOP



Annual Home Repossession Numbers Double

And Whopping 81 Percent More Americans Faced Foreclosure Proceedings; 2.3 Million In 2008

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Hotsheet: Geithner Confirmation Still On Track

Hearing For Treasury Nominee Who Failed To Pay Taxes Pushed Back To Next Wednesday; Senate Republicans Signal Support



House Votes To Expand Health Care For Kids

Bill Gives Insurance To 4 Million More Children By Upping Federal Taxes On Cigarettes



Hotsheet: Obama's New Limo Unveiled

New, Ultra-Secure Cadillac Limousine Will Transport Obama During Inaugural Parade


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