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Obama not setting a good example? - — During his most recent physical, President Obama had a couple of expensive, high-tech tests that have no proven clinical benefits. — So for all his talk about doing away with costly tests in favor of proven, cost effective medicine, Obama's not exactly setting a good example. |
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House votes to keep open Massa probe - — The House voted 402-1 Thursday in favor of a GOP measure calling on the ethics committee to reopen an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by former Rep. Eric Massa (D-N.Y.). — But a senior Democratic aide said the ethics committee never shut … |
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Biden's Israel script changes - — When Vice President Joe Biden speaks to the Israeli people Thursday from Tel Aviv University, he'll read from a speech that went through some major last-minute tweaks. — What had originally been intended as “the big ‘show them the love’ speech,” … |
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CBC: Obama not listening - — Members of the Congressional Black Caucus are headed to the White House for a meeting on jobs Thursday, and they'll have a few words to say about how President Barack Obama is doing his. — The 43-member caucus is fighting through one of the most difficult periods … |
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Pelosi aide knew Massa concerns in Oct - — The House ethics committee closed its investigation into sexual harassment allegations against former Rep. Eric Massa on Wednesday afternoon — even as an aide to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi acknowledged for the first time that her office learned … |
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Graham to Obama: Time to 'step it up' - — President Barack Obama is summoning two key senators to the Oval Office on Thursday for an update on immigration reform efforts — but one of them, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), thinks Obama should be the one giving the update. |
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Issa raises questions on Sestak - — The top Republican on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee says the Obama administration may have broken the law by offering Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) a job in order to persuade him not to mount a primary challenge against Sen. Arlen Specter. |
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Reid: Reform filibuster next year - — Senate Democrats on Wednesday sought to inject fresh momentum into efforts to overhaul the filibuster, with top Democrats laying the groundwork to reform the procedural weapon next year. — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who has long been opposed … |
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New 'gang' gathering on energy? - — The Obama administration signaled a fresh commitment to moving a climate bill this year, bringing together a bipartisan group of 14 key Senators and top cabinet officials for a White House meeting on Tuesday afternoon. — “He wants us to move … |
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Frank wants reform conference televised on C-SPAN ... - — Corker blocks payday lender oversight — Banks to pay fee for ‘resolution authority’ — BofA dropping overdraft fees — THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED - Or at least the House-Senate conference on financial reform may be … |
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