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And then there were two -- retiring Democratic incumbents, that is. Is this now a trend of Democrats facing tough elections bailing out in what could be a bad political year for the majority party? Republicans hope so. Full Article at USA Today
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Barack Obama's aides can pat themselves on the back today; they have succeeded in spinning its troop surge as a simultaneous plan for leaving Afghanistan. And I can see honest logic there. Full Article at The New Republic
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MADRID, SPAIN - DECEMBER 02: Caganers of Presidente Obama (L) and Presidentz Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero on sale in stores Christmas at Plaza Mayor on December 2, 2009 in Madrid, Spain. View Photo »
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Those who attacked America on 9/11 are plotting to do so again. If left unchecked, the Taliban insurgency will mean an even larger safe haven from which al-Qaeda would plot to kill more Americans
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Last night, for example, in his analysis of President Obama's speech at West Point, Matthews told viewers, "I watched the cadets, they were young kids, men and women who were committed to serving their country professionally it must be said, as... Full Article at Political Animal
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Cadets are gathered together not infrequently in one of various auditoriums to listen to statesmen, generals, pundits, or performers. But presidents are a special case. Full Article at The New Republic
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The big dailies' piety about avoiding blind quotes unless there is a compelling reason to use them (the justification for which the reporters must try to explain in their vague characterization of sources) has always seemed pointless because of the... Full Article at The New Republic
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WASHINGTON - DECEMBER 02: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Michael Mullen participates in a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Capitol Hill, December 2, 2009 in Washington, DC. View Photo »
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We were invited, not crashers, and there isn't anyone that would have the audacity or the poor behavior to do that. The White House is 'the house' and no one would do that, certainly not us
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The MP for Salisbury, Robert Key, has announced he does not intend to stand at the next general election. Mr Key, 64, has served the constituency since 1983 and had recently been re-adopted as its candidate for the next general election. Full Article at BBC News
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Suggesting an end date. Critics say that even suggesting an end-date for the end-game will make the U.S’s foes play out the clock. True? Full Article at The Moderate Voice
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Those who attacked America on 9/11 are plotting to do so again. If left unchecked, the Taliban insurgency will mean an even larger safe haven from which al-Qaeda would plot to kill more Americans
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We were invited, not crashers, and there isn't anyone that would have the audacity or the poor behavior to do that. The White House is 'the house' and no one would do that, certainly not us
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The situation in Afghanistan is perilous and urgent ... We must act now to reverse a deteriorating situation. I called, over a year ago, for additional U.S. troops to be placed in Afghanistan, as well as more nonmilitary assistance and more support from our NATO allies, and I am glad that there is a gro...
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As President Obama announces that administration's Afghanistan strategy [tonight], these airmen will be en route to that nation to continue the missions they have executed so professionally for several years now
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The situation in Afghanistan is perilous and urgent ... We must act now to reverse a deteriorating situation. I called, over a year ago, for additional U.S. troops to be placed in Afghanistan, as well as more nonmilitary assistance and more support from our NATO allies, and I am glad that there is a gro...
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We have chosen to support the implementation of President Obama's decision, which meets with a long-standing expectation of the European Union
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We went to Afghanistan first because it is the central front in the war against terrorism ... That is where the 9/11 attacks were planned and today in Afghanistan and the border region of Pakistan, Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are mounting a growing offensive against the security of the Afghan people and, i...
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But yes, do you try to manage the flow of information to some degree at the White House? Of course. You'd be a fool not to
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We went to Afghanistan first because it is the central front in the war against terrorism ... That is where the 9/11 attacks were planned and today in Afghanistan and the border region of Pakistan, Al-Qaeda and the Taliban are mounting a growing offensive against the security of the Afghan people and, i...
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The victory of Barack Obama was the biggest deal in this country since 1960
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According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, this legislation would not add a penny to the federal deficit
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s top list. Until June, when Jackson died of a drug overdose, Obama's inauguration garnered the most web traffic, said Vera Chan, web trend analyst at Yahoo Inc. When the news of Michael Jackson's death came out the traffic was overwhelming, and surpassed that
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A national emergency... has existed since September 11, 2001 ... Likewise, our country continues to face serious economic conditions affecting the general welfare and most Americans would not understand or accept that federal employees should receive an average pay increase of 18.9 percent while many of...
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I hope (President Obama) will say he'll continue to withdraw troops from Iraq, that we'll be out of Iraq in six months
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Citizens, why don't you call the White House and ask for an appointment?
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All Australians would make the president and (first lady) Michelle (Obama) and the family, if they happen to be with them, really welcome
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I used to say that Afghanistan was the forgotten war and now I am glad that the soldiers there are finally being recognized for what they’ve been able to accomplish with far fewer troops than we’ve had in Iraq
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Honored to be at the White House for the state dinner in honor of India with President Obama and our First Lady!
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You have to learn lessons from history. On the other hand, each historical moment is different. You never step into the same river twice. And so Afghanistan is not Vietnam
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Collins wants to curb health care costs. She was front and center helping Democrats pass President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan, but only after working to scale back costs. … Yet independence is what makes Snowe and Collins popular back home, where pragmatism tends to trump partisanship
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This is not about singling out Iran
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Nobody … counted on fuel demand falling in the United States, which is what has happened during the recession … updated projections suggest that the country is unlikely to be able to use all the ethanol that Congress has ordered up.
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Our economy is growing again for the first time in more than year, and we know that economic growth is a prerequisite for job growth ... But, having said that, what I emphasize today is that we cannot sit back and be satisfied given the extraordinarily high unemployment levels that we have seen.
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During our effort, Richard was one of our Senate whips ... He rounded up votes, particularly among Republicans, and held onto the votes in the face of right-wing attack. It was much more risky for Republicans to support us because of their voter base. He never wavered and spoke out against the anti-marr...
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It takes us one step closer to a successful outcome in Copenhagen.
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