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Obama Opens Himself Up to Potentially Devastating Political Attacks
Obama Hits Bumpy Road in Appointment Process
Franken: No One's Laughing Amid All These Doubts
Biden criticizes Obama administration, reveals secret information
The GOP Should Fight Health-Care Rationing
Obama tries to head off anger over coming huge deficits
Sen. Feinstein Breaks With Democrats to Back Burris Appointment
Only WWII was pricier than Obama's stimulus plans
RNC hopefuls predict Obama backlash
Blago's Revenge Twisting Democrats in Knots
Lanny Davis to Obama: Revive the ‘Gang of 14' | Ref's Comment: The cooler heads among the Democrats know that Obama does not have a liberal mandate. So far Obama seems to get that he won amidst a once in a lifetime economic storm that always kills the incumbent party. As liberals grow increasingly angry, he'll give them something. If he goes too far left he will be in big trouble. Obama does not want a repeat of 1994.
The Perils of Progressive (Liberal) Power Plays
Coleman vows to challenge results
![]() 3 men die in Israeli strike on U.N. school in Gaza (McClatchy Newspapers) McClatchy Newspapers - JERUSALEM — An Israeli military strike killed three people at a United Nations-run elementary school in Gaza City where more than 400 Palestinians had sought shelter from the intensifying ground war in the Gaza Strip, U.N. officials said Tuesday. Obama names Harvard Law dean solicitor general (AP) AP - President-elect Barack Obama on Monday chose the dean at his alma mater, Harvard Law School, to represent the United States before the Supreme Court. Burris heads into pivotal meeting (Politico) Politico - Roland Burris heads into a pivotal meeting with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin on Wednesday with an unmistakable sense of momentum. Businessman linked to Richardson donated to Obama (AP)
Transition Team Defends CIA Choice, Reaches Out to Senate Chairwoman (CQPolitics.com) CQPolitics.com - The incoming chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee softened her critique of the choice of Leon Panetta to head the CIA after being contacted by President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. Democratic leaders seek to resolve Burris saga (AP)
Safety experts cite crosswinds in Denver air crash (AP)
New Congress opens pledging to rescue economy (AP)
CNN: Gupta approached about surgeon general post (AP)
Obama's CIA pick unlikely to face Senate challenge (AP) AP - President-elect Barack Obama had to do a little fence-mending Tuesday with the new Congress controlled by his own party — apologizing to a key Senate Democrat for failing to consult on his decision to name veteran Washington hand Leon Panetta CIA director. Work From Home |
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