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Cole: Join with Obama on quick deal
The Republican pushes for a middle-class pact now.
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McCain and Clinton's bipartisan bond
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Democrats talk tough on entitlements
They warn that they plan to protect the programs in the fiscal cliff negotiations.
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When they say nothing at all
Opinion: Obama's victory proved that sometimes saying nothing is more than enough.
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Bill Bolling to exit Va. gov race
The lieutenant governor was widely seen as the underdog in the race for the Republican nomination.
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Playbook: Unannounced cliff talk
Report: Obama chatted with finance CEOs.
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Capito: GOP communicated 'poorly'
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Poll: Tax the rich, keep deductions
Six in 10 Americans say they support raising the marginal tax rate on income above $250,000.
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CDC: Young not getting HIV message
A new report finds that more than half of those aged 13 to 24 who are infected don't know it.
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Dems hit Verizon net neutrality stand
At a forum on Wednesday they'll discuss the firm’s “troubling” legal challenge to the FCC’s rules.
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Sorting out ideas on gas taxes
More revenues for infrastructure could be wrung out of a linkage with energy in a number of ways.
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VIDEO: POLITICO Playback
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Group: Create U.S. energy council
The entity would produce policy and coordinate the activities of federal agencies.
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Sequester: A red mark for education
Opinion: Closing doors of opportunity for our students is not an option for economic recovery.
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A vote for the digital water cooler
Opinion: Approval of HR 2471 will help consumers share experiences in the 21st century.
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Americans depend on a strong CDC
Opinion: We cannot afford to shortchange our frontline protection against emerging health threats.
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Answer This: Ralph Nader
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Nude Capitol protesters arrested
They were protesting possible budget cuts to AIDS programs in Speaker John Boehner’s office.
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Ron Fournier stepping down
The editor-in-chief of National Journal will move over to a role as editorial director.
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Coons: Not taking chances in 2014
The Delaware senator's upcoming fundraiser sparks speculation about his possible opponents.
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NYT wants to keep Nate Silver
Silver was among three pundits to predict the outcome of the electoral college in the 2012 election.
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Fox: Ricks apologized; he disputes
Said the network had "hyped" the Benghazi story.
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W.H. renews Twitter push on tax cuts
The administration is planning a renewed push on its "#My2K" campaign, first launched in September.
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Burns & Haberman
Santorum aide: End Iowa straw poll
One of the architects of his campaign joins the ranks of Republicans seeking to eliminate the contest.
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The Arena
Should Republicans block Rice?
After her admission that she made errors, are GOP senators right to be increasingly concerned?
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Duck stamp debate latest dysfunction
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Report: Jackson tipped off to probe
Investigators believe he knew in June.
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Obamacare's many birth-control suits
More than three dozen for-profit and non-profit organizations have gone to court.
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Poll: Health coverage not feds' job
Only 44 percent believe the government should ensure that all Americans are covered.
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Cliff dive doesn't appeal to W.H.
Obama says "It would be a bad thing."
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PHOTOS: Susan Rice's career
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Rice vs. GOP in Benghazi fight
Republican senators may try to block her promotion.
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The magic of 218
Opinion: Tip O’Neill knew how to get the votes to do what was best for our country.
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Kelley defends herself after silence
The Tampa socialite has hired a top Washington attorney.
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Don't let scandal destroy Petraeus
Opinion: There is lots more to write and say about Petraeus, and the debate should continue.
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Bob Dole hospitalized
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Waters leads for Dem finance spot
It marks a stunning comeback for the Californian after an ethics scandal nearly sank her career.
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Obama hopes to work with Mexico
He meets with President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto at the White House.
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Arriving Dems eye Financial Services
Five seats are expected to be open on the Democratic side.
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'I got beer from the White House!'
One small business owner who met with Obama gushed about the contents of her swag bag
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The Day in Photos, Nov. 27
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Obama to meet pro-Romney CEOs
President Obama is scheduled to meet with more than a dozen CEOs at the White House.
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Poll: Christie rating sets record
Seventy-two percent of New Jersey voters approve.
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NYT: Zucker likely next CNN boss
The LA Times reports today that the NBCUniversal chief executive is in advanced negotiations.
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Erickson mulls Chambliss challenge
The RedState editor says he's been been approached and is giving it "prayerful consideration."
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Which pols are GQ's least influential?
“Was anyone inspired by Mitt Romney?" the magazine asks.
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Burns & Haberman on 2012
Santorum adviser: End the Iowa straw poll.
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Charlie Mahtesian on Politics
Erickson mulls Chambliss challenge.
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Dylan Byers on Media
NYT: Zucker likely next CNN president.
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CLICK
Late-night funny guys get grins and giggles.
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On Congress
Bob Dole at Walter Reed.
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Josh Gerstein on the Courts
Groups call on Obama to veto NDAA.
Today's Topic
Should the GOP break their anti-tax pledge?
"Raising taxes does not solve the problem of overspending."
Grover Norquist President of Americans for Tax Reform
"It's about time some major GOP figure told Grover Norquist..to go fly a kite."
Garry South Democratic consultant, The Garry South Group
"It's clear that the single-minded fix all approach of a “No-Tax Pledge” no longer carries..strength."
Luis Alvarado Strategic advisor, Revolvis; Former Los Angeles Regional Chairman for the McCain/Palin Campaign
"Americans believe that Washington spends too much, not that it taxes too little."
Karen Kerrigan President, Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
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