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Palin to Tea Party: America ready for another revolution

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin drew many standing ovations from a friendly crowd Saturday night as she blasted Washington Democrats and the Obama administration in a keynote speech for what was billed as the first national Tea Party Convention.

Tea Party Convention organizer: Tancredo gave 'fantastic speech'

The organizer of the Tea Party Convention says he agrees with Tom Tancredo's description of President Obama as a socialist.

Fractures emerge as Tea Party convenes

As the Tea Party's first national convention gets under way, members are united in their anger but divided over the future of the movement.

Obama rips Republicans for 'obstruction'

President Obama tore into the Republican opposition on Capitol Hill Wednesday, blaming the GOP for what he called politically motivated opposition on virtually every issue.

Obama's anti-terror policy is a mess

It took the United States government 18 months to capture Khalid Sheikh Mohammed -- and seven years to figure out what to do with him.

Democrats' agenda hits the wall, analysts say

Republican Scott Brown's victory in Massachusetts has forced congressional Democrats and the White House to assess their agenda going forward.

Pelosi: House won't support Senate health care bill, at least for now

The Senate health care bill has too many unpopular provisions to win approval from the House at this time, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday.

House may be considering passing unamended Senate health care measure

A top House Democrat said Tuesday that the Senate health care bill is "better than nothing," an indication that the House of Representatives is considering passing the more conservative Senate measure with no alterations.

Democrats consider backup plan for health care reform

Faced with the once-unthinkable prospect of losing the Massachusetts Senate race, Democratic officials on Capitol Hill are quietly talking about options for passing health care reform without that critical 60th Senate vote.

McCain complains of 'double standard' for Reid

The GOP's 2008 presidential candidate decried Tuesday what he called a "stunning double standard" between the treatment of a top Democrat and Republican leader caught making racially insensitive remarks.

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