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Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) says Congress should extend Bush-era tax cuts and a tax increase would hamper economic growth.

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CNNMoney: Politicians can't fix jobs crisis - but companies canupdated: Thu Sep 08 2011 21:01:00

President Obama can't fix the jobs problem. Neither can Rick Perry, Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann or any of the other Republicans who want Obama's job.

SI.com: Chris Mannix: Pacquiao's other passion; Top Rank-Golden Boy feud heats upupdated: Fri May 06 2011 16:51:00

LAS VEGAS -- Manny Pacquiao is known for his shy smile and boyish charm, a sharp -- but believable -- contrast to the raw fire and fury with which he fights in the ring. But as Pacquiao wrapped up his remarks at Wednesday's final news conference promoting his welterweight title fight against Shane Mosley, the toothy grin vanished and the world's top fighter suddenly turned somber.

SI.com: Chris Mannix: Margarito can get head start on road to redemption with upset of Pacquiaoupdated: Sat Nov 13 2010 00:43:00

GRAPEVINE, Texas -- It was a bizarre moment, even by boxing standards. As the news conference promoting the undercard for Saturday night's show was winding down, Top Rank promoter Bob Arum stepped to the podium with an announcement. Antonio Margarito was here, Arum said, and he wanted to address the media.

Preston on Politics: Tea Party could be key voting bloc in Senateupdated: Tue Oct 19 2010 10:01:00

The old proverb "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" is one way to describe the 2010 election -- especially when explaining the complicated alliance between Tea Party activists and the Republican establishment.

Palin sends warning to GOP leadersupdated: Tue Oct 19 2010 10:01:00

Sarah Palin says the GOP is through if it doesn't embrace Tea Party message.

Does Tea Party want to defend or change Constitution?updated: Tue Sep 07 2010 11:24:00

Utah's Republican U.S. Senate candidate, Mike Lee, is a vocal defender of what's become the bible of the Tea Party revolution: the U.S. Constitution.

What's the Tea Party Express?updated: Mon Jul 19 2010 12:49:00

The National Tea Party Federation, which seeks to represent the Tea Party political movement around the country, has expelled the Tea Party Express because of an inflammatory blog post its leader, Mark Williams, wrote last week responding to criticism from the NAACP.

Haley makes history in S.C.; Tea Party celebrates in Utahupdated: Wed Jun 23 2010 08:20:00

South Carolina Republicans made state Rep. Nikki Haley their first female gubernatorial nominee, handing her an easy victory in her primary runoff against U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett -- 65 percent to 35 percent.

Nikki Haley wins S.C. GOP primaryupdated: Tue Jun 22 2010 22:08:00

Nikki Haley becomes the South Carolina GOP's first female nominee for governor. CNN's Jim Acosta reports.

South Carolina drama tops three primaries on Tuesdayupdated: Tue Jun 22 2010 09:42:00

Voters in three states head to the polls Tuesday, and in one of those states history might be made:

Utah GOP convention rejects incumbent Sen. Robert Bennettupdated: Sun May 09 2010 11:18:00

Facing significant anger aimed at Washington and at some of his past votes, Utah Sen. Robert Bennett was eliminated Saturday from seeking re-election as a Republican, becoming the first incumbent to fall victim to the growing anti-Washington mood ahead of the 2010 midterm elections.

GOP Senator defeatedupdated: Sun May 09 2010 11:18:00

CNN's Don Lemon speaks with Mark Preston about GOP Senator Robert Bennett falling short at the party convention.

Sen. Bennett in tough political fightupdated: Fri May 07 2010 18:36:00

Utah's Republican Senator Bob Bennett faces a tough re-election battle. CNN's Jessica Yellin reports.

Bennett faces toughest fight of political careerupdated: Fri May 07 2010 18:36:00

Three-term Republican Sen. Bob Bennett knew this would be a tough year to run for re-election. He just had no idea how tough.

Intense chemical blaze 'very difficult fire to fight'updated: Tue May 25 2004 09:05:00

Chlorine-laced clouds of smoke billowed over Interstate 20 in suburban Atlanta, Georgia, as a warehouse storing pool chemicals burned into Tuesday afternoon, officials said.

Money Magazine: Passing the Buckupdated: Sun Oct 15 2000 00:01:00

Mike Lee came to this country from Korea at 21 with $50 in his pocket. He worked his way through school, earned a Ph.D. in engineering and got his first job at General Motors. It was 1984, and he c...

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