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Sep 28

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Congress Moves SCHIP Forward; GOP Debates Minority Issues

The showdown between Congress and President Bush over the State Children's Health Insurance Program intensified, while a handful of Republican presidential hopefuls talked about minority issues during a debate on Thursday. Political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the…

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Sep 27

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Rep. Hoyer Weighs Congress' Plans for Iraq, Budget Issues

U.S. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., discusses his take on some of the biggest challenges currently facing Congress, including budget debates, U.S. funding of the war in Iraq and other topics.

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Sep 20

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President Bush Accuses Democrats of Politicizing SCHIP

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President Bush on Thursday promised to veto a Democratic-backed bill that would expand the State Children's Health Insurance Program, accusing congressional Democrats of playing politics with the legislation.

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Sep 19

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Polls, Editorials Reflect Public's Differing Views on Iraq

A new Pew Research Center poll tracks changes in public opinion on the Iraq war following Gen. David Petraeus' testimony before Congress. Four editorial page editors discuss the public's perception in their regions.

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Sep 13

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Citing Security Gains, President Supports Limited Troop Withdrawal

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Saying additional U.S. soldiers have created more stability in Iraq and allowed some political progress, President Bush Thursday endorsed a phased withdrawal of troops to pre-surge levels by next summer, a move dismissed by Democrats as inadequate.

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Sep 12

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Petraeus, Crocker Discuss Iraq Assessment

Army Gen. David Petraeus and U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker discuss their Iraq war report, as Democratic leaders call for a speedy troop withdrawal and President Bush prepares to make a prime-time speech Thursday.

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Sep 03

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Congressional Finance Chair Discusses U.S. Economy

House Financial Services Committee Chairman, Congressman Barney Frank, D- Mass., talks to the NewsHour about challenging economic issues Congress must face in the coming months and what they may mean for the U.S. economy.

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Sep 03

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President Bush Delivers Prospect of Troop Cut in Iraq

In an unannounced trip to Iraq, President Bush said U.S. troops could start to leave the country if security continues to improve as it has in the Anbar Province. Military correspondent Michael Gordon talks about the president's meetings with Iraqi…

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Aug 31

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President Bush, Bernanke Weigh In on Credit Crisis

President Bush announced a series of measures Friday intended to help ease the credit crunch caused by mortgage defaults, while Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said he would monitor the situation.

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Aug 28

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Gonzales Leaves Vacancies, Low Morale at Justice Department

The successor to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales will inherit a Justice Department with several top-level vacancies, low staff morale, and more than 100,000 employees. Two attorneys who served in Republican and Democratic administrations discuss the department's future.

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