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Jan 07

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News Wrap: GOP Advances Attempt to Repeal Health Reform

In other news Friday, the new Republican majority in the House took a formal step in an attempt to repeal health care reform. Democrats fired back, saying millions of Americans will be hurt if the law is repealed. In Afghanistan,…

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Jan 06

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House Reads Constitution, Trims Budgets as GOP Targets Health Reform

A busy second day of the 112th Congress began with a reading of the Constitution on the House floor. Though some Democrats joined in the reading, the parties sparred over the deficit with Democrats' asserting that budget-cut exemptions could add…

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Jan 04

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Debating Rules of Debate: Is Senate in a ‘Constant Filibuster’?

As the Senate prepares to reconvene, Jim Lehrer leads a debate between Sens. Tom Udall, D-N.M., and Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., over a Democratic proposal to adjust the filibuster rules in the Senate.

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Jan 04

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New Congress Kicks Off With Vows to Cut Spending: What’s on the Table?

John Boehner vowed on election night to cut spending, and he takes the speaker of the House gavel with the backing of a GOP majority. Gwen Ifill gets details on what congressional spending cuts could be on the horizon from…

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Dec 31

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Gerson and Dionne Define the Year in Politics

Washington Post columnists E.J. Dionne and Michael Gerson look back on what happened in politics in 2010 and look ahead to the dynamics in play for the new Congress.

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Dec 29

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Outgoing S.D. Rep. Herseth Sandlin: Centrists in Both Parties Struggling

In the second installment in a series of "exit interviews," Judy Woodruff speaks with South Dakota Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin about being a moderate Democrat and the Republican midterm wave that ended her time in office.

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Dec 17

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Shields, Brooks on Tax-Cut Compromise, Holbrooke, Earmark Wrangling

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks analyze the week's top political news, including whether the tax-cut compromise might be a sign of cooperation to come in Washington plus they reflect on the diplomatic life of…

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Dec 16

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Amendments, Holidays Pose Hurdles for START Treaty in Senate

The Senate formally opened debate Thursday over whether to ratify the New START nuclear arms treaty with Russia. Judy Woodruff gets an update on what's at stake and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering from political editor David Chalian.

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Dec 16

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Senate Takes Up START Debate as Clock Ticks for Lame-Duck Session

After months of haggling, the Senate is now considering one of President Obama's top foreign policy priorities for the lame-duck Congress -- the New START treaty that he signed with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to limit both countries' nuclear arsenals,…

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Dec 16

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News Wrap: House Vote on Tax-Cut Bill Hits Democratic Roadblock

In other news Thursday, a House of Representatives vote on the tax-cut deal that President Obama cut with Republicans ran into a roadblock.

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