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On Daley, Hill Dems happy
But his stepping down stunned Obama.
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Why Daley had to go
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Newt picks up pace in N.H. campaign
The former House speaker’s kept a busy schedule of multiple events per day.
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Anti-Romney Bain film: back story
Huntsman PAC considered it; Newt group paid $40K.
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Perry swings at rivals from S.C.
He says Romney “looted” two S.C. companies during the fray over his record at Bain Capital.
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Huntsman finds his mojo
The GOP hopeful is rising in the polls.
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Santorum lowers N.H. expectations
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Pro-Mitt PAC to Fla.: Air our ads
It pushes back against calls to block its TV spots.
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Huntsman's missed chance in S.C.
Opinion: His moderate image and international background could have played well there.
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SCOTUS upholds foreign money ban
The court sustains the ruling that foreign nationals cannot contribute to U.S. races.
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Scott Brown rakes it in
The Massachusetts senator raises $3.2 million during the fourth fundraising quarter.
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Debating the number of debates
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Texas redistricting goes to high court
There’s a lot at stake in the protracted legal fight over the Lonestar State's map.
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GOP field looks south
New Hampshire still matters, but South Carolina will serve as the great clarifier.
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The land of make-believe
The trappings are here: Debates … diner stops … satellite trucks. But the contest isn’t.
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Mitt likes being able to ‘fire people’
He makes the remark at a breakfast in Nashua.
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Depp, Burton not in W.H. visitor logs
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Pruden sends out anti-gay email
The newsletter that put the Weekly Standard in hot water is now being sent out by Pruden & Politics.
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TPaw: I was a botched bungee jump
He cracks that a viral video of a bungee jump gone wrong looks a lot like his failed White House bid.
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Administration folds in FOIA fight
It releases documents long sought by three immigrants' rights groups.
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Burns & Haberman
Private equity weighs in
As the war on Bain Capital develops, the Private Equity Growth Capital Council releases a statement.
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The Daley fallout
Hill Democrats are happy, but the president is genuinely stunned.
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The Arena
Daley exit bad sign for Obama?
David N. Bossie on COS shakeup: "It is fun to see another Chicagoan looking for a life raft."
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Romney under fire on N.H. eve
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Poll: Little love for GOP field
Forty-four percent say the field is fair or poor.
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Rand: Ron could win N.H. with indies
The candidate's son says they could "pull an upset."
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Pro-Ron Paul super PAC avoids disclosure
Endorse Liberty joins a number of other groups in dodging a filing deadline.
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Romney engages Occupiers in N.H.
The GOP hopeful rips Obama on campaign finance.
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Sununu: Nastiness natural
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Cain mum on endorsement plans
The only information he gives is that he’ll “make an unconventional endorsement.”
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No-holds-barred Newt
Gingrich isn’t going down without a fight.
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Where's the tea party?
There’s no sign that the movement is poised to shape the presidential results in New Hampshire.
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N.J. lawmakers back sports gaming
Legislation passes that would make it legal to bet on professional or collegiate sports.
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Jarrett, Gibbs push back against book
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Kantor defends her Obama book
Focus is on the transformation of Michelle, she says.
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Of pigs, pokes and pious baloney
Simon says reporters listen for the dog whistles at the Republican debates.
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'War Room' guru makes Cheney film
Academy Award-nominated filmmaker R.J. Cutler turns his attention to the former vice president.
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China fires at new U.S. defense plan
A Chinese official says the “accusations leveled at China by the U.S. side” are “totally baseless."
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VIDEO: On the ground in N.H.
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DOJ nabs Al Qaeda sympathizer
The man was arrested for alleged involvement in a bomb plot.
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Burns & Haberman on 2012
Gingrich's past buyout tie.
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Dylan Byers on Media
Santorum may be too much of a sex cop.
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David Catanese on Campaigns
From Austin to First Street.
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Tweets of the day: Gingrich, Ferguson.
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On Congress
Giffords visits site named for slain aide.
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Josh Gerstein on the Courts
Admin folds in immigration FOIA fight.
Today's Topic
GOP debate fatigue setting in?
"You know there have been too many debates when the phrase 'pious baloney' is trending on Twitter."
Jason Stanford Democratic opposition research consultant, Co-author of upcoming Rick Perry book "Adios Mofo"
"The debates have provided more heat than light."
Elayne Rapping Professor of American Studies, State University of New York at Buffalo
"The debates have worked well for Mitt Romney and failed the GOP and the other candidates."
Brad Bannon President, Bannon Communications Research
"There has to be some way to limit the debates and the candidates in the debates."
Tom Korologos Former ambassador, consultant and Republican strategist
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