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Jun 24

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Shields, Brooks on GOP Tax Divide, Obama’s Troop Drawdown, Debt Ceiling Debate

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks weigh in on the week's top political news, including the breakdown in bipartisan budget and deficit talks, the House's rebuke of President Obama over war powers and the Libya…

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Jun 24

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Cracks Emerge in Republican Opposition to Raising Taxes to Curb Deficit

Bipartisan budget deficit talks led by Vice President Joe Biden reached an impasse Thursday over Republican objections to raising taxes. Judy Woodruff reports on the debate within the Republican Party over how to curb the deficit.

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Apr 06

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Van Hollen: Tea Party Wing Has Taken Over House Budget Talks

Gwen Ifill talks to Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen, the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee, about the state of a budget stalemate for the rest of this fiscal year, the prospects for a government shutdown and what's at…

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Jan 26

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Despite Bipartisan Push, Parties’ Differences Linger Over Spurring Growth

Republicans and Democrats agree on the need for growth -- but seem to perpetually disagree on how it can be achieved. Ray Suarez takes a closer look at the debate and the differences with Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and Douglas…

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Jan 25

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Illinois Senators Cross Partisan Seating Divide

Judy Woodruff talks to two Illinois senators -- Democrat and majority whip Dick Durbin and newly-elected Republican Mark Kirk -- on why they will be seated together in a show of bipartisanship during the president's speech.

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Nov 30

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Axelrod: White House Digs in on Tax Cuts for Rich, But ‘Strides Made’ With GOP

President Obama and Republican leaders met Tuesday in an effort to foster bipartisanship after the midterm elections handed the GOP control of the House. Judy Woodruff discusses the meeting with presidential senior adviser David Axelrod, who said the White House…

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Nov 17

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Budget Watchdogs Warn of Worsening Deficit, Explore Strategies to Cut

Following on the heels of the bipartisan deficit commission chairmen's recommendation of drastic cuts, former Republican Sen. Pete Domenici and former White House Budget Director Alice Rivlin presented a new take on how to reduce the deficit and warned of…

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Apr 21

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Financial Reform Gets Bipartisan Boost in Derivatives Rule Vote

Lawmakers moved closer to passing sweeping reform of the financial system as a Senate panel approved new regulations for the complex derivatives market with the backing of GOP Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa. Jeffrey Brown talks to experts about derivatives…

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Mar 17

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News Wrap: Jobs Bill Clears Senate With 11 GOP Votes

In other news Wednesday, a jobs bill passed the Senate with some bipartisan support and a new economic report indicates that wholesale prices plunged in February because a big drop in energy prices offset higher food costs.

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Mar 11

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Democrats Inch Health Care Reform Negotiations Forward

House and Senate Democrats moved a step closer to final agreement on health care legislation with hours of closed-door negations Thursday. Jim Lehrer talks to NPR reporter Julie Rovner about the price tag and the hurdles facing the bill.

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