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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!A fiscal trifecta is taking shape in Washington: Republicans want to cut this year's budget, Obama is preparing to unveil his 2012 spending plan, and debate on the debt limit is on the horizon.
Obama continues advocating the pro-business themes of his State of the Union address, but Republicans say he just wants to spend more taxpayer money on his priorities.
The unemployment rate dropped to 9 percent last month -- down from 9.4 percent in December -- but relatively few new jobs came on line.
Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, the tough-talking young chairman of the Budget Committee, declared that "Washington's spending spree is over."
The president set out his Christian vision of faith and government at the National Prayer Breakfast, saying that his daily prayer life informs his actions as leader of the nation -- and as a husband and father.
High unemployment, a weak recovery and stepped up enforcement efforts apparently have not discouraged people from slipping into the country -- and staying -- without documentation.
The "deficit hawks" on Capitol Hill are taking on a bipartisan hue as Senate Democrats say they will join the battle against budget earmarks and excessive spending.
Obama wants to shift government resources to programs that help the private sector create jobs through innovation in energy, education and medical research.
On Jan. 28, 1986, Ronald Reagan eulogized seven "space voyagers" and steadied a shaken nation with the words: 'The future doesn't belong to the faint-hearted - it belongs to the brave.'
And the Unicorn will lay down with the Easter Bunny.
The congresswoman's husband says his wife will recover from her wounds stronger that ever. But as all survivors of trauma learn, the only certainty is that she'll emerge as a different person, changed forever by what she's been through.
When does a phrase belong to a politician? We are apparently witnessing a transfer of ownership when it comes to "winning the future."
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