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AIG's ritual scourging may not get to heart of matter
The Swampby Frank James Much of the Washington-based ire over the AIG bonuses has the feel of political posturing, with every politician in town wanting to surf the wave of populist anger. A lot of that politically driven outrage will be......Tags: American International Group, Government, Republican Party, Breach of Contract, The New York Times
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David Axelrod: 'Wait, wait, don't tell me'
The Swampby Mark Silva David Axelrod, the political adviser who helped President Barack Obama get where he is today, will be speaking out of field tomorrow night. And people will be laughing. It's OK. Obama has done it, too. Axelrod, appearing......Tags: David Axelrod, Radio, Leonard Nimoy, Entertainment, National Government
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Axelrod, Obama: Close, not that close
The Swampby Mark Silva David Axelrod and President Barack Obama are close, but not so close, Axelrod said tonight, that he can tell whether his boss has started smoking again. "The president and I are close, but we don't get that......Tags: California, David Axelrod, Radio, U.S. Presidential Election (2008), Politics
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Emanuel: Washington commencement
The Swampby Mark Silva While President Barack Obama heads for South Bend, Ind., on Sunday to deliver the disputed commencement address at the University of Notre Dame, Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel will be holding down the commencement front here......Tags: Rahm Emanuel, Barack Obama
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Sotomayor hoping, hopping for support
The Swampby Michael Muskal Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor found something she could really lean on today as she met with more senators who will consider her nomination. Sotomayor was forced to rely on crutches as she moved from from meeting......Tags: Sonia Sotomayor, New York, LaGuardia Airport, White House, Human Body
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Clinton's elbow: 'Conspiracy theories'
The Swampby Mark Silva For all those conspiracy theorists out there, the broken elbow that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton suffered in a fall in the basement of the State Department en route to her car, en route to the White......Tags: G8, Vehicles, Diplomacy, Pakistan, Robert Gates
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Sotomayor hearing live analysis
The Swamp(AP/Gerald Hebert) by James Oliphant We are here again in Hart 216 and Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy has begun his first round of questions. Each member of the panel will question Judge Sotomayor in 30-minute periods. Stay with the......Tags: Trials, Education, Local Government, Jon Kyl, Disasters and Accidents
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Obama's Supreme Court: Stevens next?
The Swampby Mark Silva President Barack Obama, who only recently celebrated his first appointment to the Supreme Court this summer, may see another opportunity soon. New speculation about the timing of the first-term president's second chance to shape the...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Colleges and Universities, Education, Local Government, Columbia University
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Taliban has 'momentum,' U.S. goal doable
The Swampby Mark Silva After nearly eight years of war in Afghanistan, where the United States ousted the Taliban from power following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the U.S. secretary of defense says the Taliban "has the momentum'' now.......Tags: U.S. Department of State, Armed Conflicts, Earthquakes, Afghanistan, Taliban
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Lost and found: Bush White House email
The Swampby Mark Silva George W. Bush wasn't an e-mailer. But plenty of others in the Bush White House were. Two nonprofit groups that have been at odds with the White House over access to emails say they have reached an......Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Education, George W. Bush, White House, Politics
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Economy threatens Democratic control
The Swampby Mark Silva Anger among independent voters about the economy and the direction the nation is taking offer Republicans a significant opportunity to reclaim power in the 2010 midterm congressional elections, according to the results of a bipartisan...Tags: Education, Republican Party, Political Candidates, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics
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Sarah Palin's overexposure: Necessary
The Swampby Mark Silva There is such a thing as Northern exposure and Southern exposure, each casting different lights. And in politics, there is both good exposure and bad exposure, each shedding new light on the politicians. Sarah Palin effectively limited......Tags: Education, California, Republican Party, Politics, National Government
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