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Newly elected Republicans lambaste the bill for cutting too little spending and raising taxes.
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She criticizes Republicans' proposed cuts.
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Another sign he's considering a presidential bid.
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He says they'll insist on other reductions.
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He departs the American Conservative Union as the movement he nurtured leaves him behind.
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POLITICO’s take on who thrived and who flopped.
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Romney would best Huntsman 2-to-1, poll says.
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It appears that Mitch Daniels's "truce" extends to immigration.
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He’ll ask deficit hawks to revert to Obama's 2011 request and to cut a fighter engine program.
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By JAMIE M. FLY & JOHN O. NOONAN | 2/14/11 4:23 AM
Opinion: The 21st century security landscape is volatile. We can’t do this on the cheap.
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By JIM ARKEDIS | 2/14/11 9:15 AM
Opinion: The practice of war appropriations has been systematically abused for 10 years now.
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Young Americans for Freedom votes him off its advisory board for his stances on national security.
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The nations’ star-crossed space programs are the subject of a funding-limitation provision.
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He won't divulge what he said when pictures of Lee courting women on Craiglist hit the Web.
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Prosecutors dismiss preliminary charges related to the deaths of John Roll and Gabe Zimmerman.
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He travels to Richmond Saturday to have dinner with the Virginia governor.
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Democrats and Republicans need to step off of their "deeply held views," Obama's budget chief says.
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Plus: It sounds like supermodel Heidi Klum has a little crush on President Obama.
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The freshman senator is casting himself as the upper chamber's new chief conservative aggressor.
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The issue continues to fester at the state level.
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He accuses the president of doing “Clintonian back-flips” to present himself as a moderate.
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The six-term Republican lawmaker launches a bid to replace retiring Sen. Jon Kyl.
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Aide: She's "making progress every day."
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The State Department uses social media to reach out to Iranians.
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The leader signaled he would go, then stayed.
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The issue was at the heart of the most bitter disputes at this year's CPAC gathering.
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But country warns citizens not to demonstrate.
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By DAVID ARKUSH | 2/14/11 5:10 AM
Opinion: The new House majority's agenda is nothing short of an attack on good government.
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As the Republican case against her takes shape, so does the outline for how she’d fight back.
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He doesn’t see a viable Republican presidential nominee in the CPAC straw poll.
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