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Unhappy voters jam Capitol Hill phone lines

The recent debate over the nearly $900 billion economic stimulus plan and revelations of tax problems by three Obama administration appointees have voters angrily jamming phone lines on Capitol Hill to air their frustrations to their elected representatives.

Moderates to blame for GOP losses, conservative leader says

A conservative leader Friday laid the Republican Party's poor showing at the polls at the feet of moderates who, he argues, led the party away from its core principles.

Evangelicals rally behind Palin after pregnancy news

Key evangelical leaders rallied to Sarah Palin's support Monday amid news that her 17-year-old daughter, Bristol, was having a child.

Time.com: Leaving Iraq: Debate Shifts to When

Both candidates, at least for now, seem to be moving closer together on Iraq. Which one will benefit?

Rice: No interest in McCain ticket

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice dismissed rumors Tuesday that she is angling to be Sen. John McCain's running mate, instead telling reporters she plans to head back to Stanford University.

Schneider: Is McCain trying to have it both ways?

Sen. John McCain and the conservatives -- it's been an on-again, off-again affair.

Fortune: K STREET 1, IDEOLOGY 0

THIS SPRING in Washington, D.C., many lobbying shops are contemplating doing something they haven't done in years: hiring Democrats. That, in turn, may spell the beginning of the end of the decade-...

Photo shows Bush, Abramoff at meeting

Disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff accompanied a Native American tribal chief he was trying to sign as a client to a White House meeting attended by President Bush, a newly published picture shows and a Bush spokesman confirmed Sunday.

How to raise cash... disguise its sources... and buy influence

Abramoff tended to pick clients far removed from the Beltway who were sometimes either too desperate or too unfamiliar with the lobbying trade to question his unorthodox tactics and exorbitant fees

The Gimme-Five Game

At this stage, it's not easy to make Jack Abramoff's reputation worse. The Washington superlobbyist has been caught, in his e-mails, calling his Indian tribal clients "monkeys" and "morons."

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