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    Conservatives

    Published: 02/9/10

    Scott Brown and the Palin Path: Will He Choose Brassy or Boring?

    By  Jill Lawrence
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    Scott Brown is at a crossroads. Does the new Massachusetts senator follow the celebrity path blazed by Sarah Palin, or adopt the lower-key political model favored by Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and Al Franken when they were Senate newbies? As he starts his first week of senatorial votes and other ...

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    Published: 02/8/10

    Spending Hawks Not So Hawkish About Cuts in Home Districts

    By  Christopher Weber

    Lawmakers who take a hard stand against federal spending are having a hard time reconciling that position when cuts are aimed at their home districts, The New York Times reported. It's a bipartisan problem, and a good example of how tough it is to control government spending and deficits. Many ...

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    Published: 02/7/10

    Sarah Palin Serves Tea Party Delegates Red Meat and Certainty

    By  Mary C. Curtis
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    NASHVILLE, Tenn. – She had them even before she said hello. And she had them before she prefaced her much-awaited speech by paying homage to conservative hero Ronald Reagan on what would have been his 99th birthday. By the time Sarah Palin took the stage on Saturday, the last night of the ...

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    Published: 02/6/10

    Scenes from the Tea Party: A Reporter's Notebook in Nashville

    By  Mary C. Curtis
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    The Birther Movement Lives Joseph Farah, editor of the conservative Website WorldNetDaily, opened his speech at the Tea Party convention in Nashville with jokes and questions about President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship. To loud approval from the crowd, Farah said his dream is that if Obama seeks ...

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    Published: 02/6/10

    Invited to a Tea Party, Sarah Palin Speaks, but Will She Lead?

    By  Mary C. Curtis
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    NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Tea Party movement may have a leader -- if she chooses to step up. Sarah Palin's Saturday night keynote address was definitely the hot ticket, and she is the one person who could unite the activist groups that have gathered for the first National Tea Party Convention. Palin ...

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    Published: 02/6/10

    Obama to Congress: Main Street Needs More Help

    By  Tom Diemer

    President Obama urged Congress on Saturday to put politics aside and pass a package of incentives, tax credits and refinancing assistance aimed at helping America's struggling small businesses -- "the places where most new jobs begin." "If anyone has additional ideas to support small businesses and ...

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    Published: 02/6/10

    Todd Palin: 'First Dude' Was Key Adviser to Governor Palin, E-Mails Show

    By  Tom Diemer
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    "First Dude" Todd Palin was former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's main man in state government decision-making as well as in the couple's private life, a trail of e-mails reveals. The e-mails between the Palins show that Todd Palin was involved in a host of key decisions -- from judicial nominations to ...

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    Published: 02/6/10

    If You Like the Super Bowl, Does That Make You a Republican?

    By  David Gibson
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    Sure, everyone loves the Super Bowl, or at least enough of us to make a quorum or threaten a filibuster. Some 100 million Americans will watch this Sunday's championship spectacular, or at least parts of it. There are the ads, of course, (though not the gay dating service commercial), and the ...

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    Published: 02/4/10

    The (Prayer) Breakfast Club: Obama Does the Lion's Den Again

    By  David Gibson
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    President Obama's address at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday was a given -- the chief executive has been the main speaker since the event began in 1953. But rarely has so much been riding on what in recent years has seemed like a feel-good function for conservative Christians and a chance ...

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    Published: 02/2/10

    Between the Lines: The James O'Keefe Criminal Complaint

    By  Bonnie Goldstein

    Today we introduce a regular feature of PD Investigations, in which we read between the lines of news stories by dissecting the public documents, reports, e-mails, contracts and the other written ephemera that underlie them. Monday night, Fox News Channel's "Hannity" featured the first post-arrest ...

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