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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Bowing to precedent -- and perhaps the advice of his 2012 campaign staff -- President Obama finally attended the dinner that has been thrown by Washington journalists for 126 years.
In every presidential election until now, there was a clear front-runner at this stage of the campaign and that front-runner, in most but not all cases, won the nomination.
Even threatening to set up a no-fly zone would be a "deterrent" that might discourage Gadhafi's warplanes from trying to attack rebel positions, McCain argued.
Growing public acceptance of homosexuals -- even among some Republicans and conservative Christians -- is blunting the issue as a campaign weapon.
National Journal said Arizona's McCain shared the most conservative title with seven other Republican senators, including John Thune of South Dakota and Jim DeMint of South Carolina.
But the former Baptist pastor and potential GOP presidential candidate says 'birthers' and those who think Obama is a Muslim are 'wrong-headed.'
Could the meeting with 'America's pastor' boost Beck's credibility with evangelicals -- and his ratings with his Fox TV audience?
Kyl, who ranks second in the Senate GOP leadership, led an unsuccessful fight last year against Senate ratification of the START nuclear arms pact with Russia.
John McCain says he and Donald Rumsfeld had a "bone of contention" over the need for a troop surge in Iraq. Rumsfeld tells his side in a new memoir, but McCain says history has proven him correct.
Here's a definition of civility President Obama could offer in his State of the Union address: Civility is simply a continuing acknowledgment that the motives and patriotism of your opponent are at least as pure as your own.
Former Arkansas Gov. Huckabee says he won't decide on another presidential campaign until this summer because "people get sick of us if we're out there for too long."
McCain's comments about Obama were made in an opinion piece in The Washington Post in which he said the president had made a "terrific speech" in Tucson at a tribute for the victims of the Arizona shootings.
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