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Fiorina Returns to Campaign Trail in Bid to Unseat Boxer

After a brief stay in the hospital, Republican candidate Carly Fiorina is back in campaign mode in the close California Senate race against Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer. Judy Woodruff talked to both of them during a visit to the Golden…

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Oct 15

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Florida's Senate Race Leaves Democrats Divided

The stakes are high in Florida's three-way Senate race between Republican Marco Rubio, Democratic nominee Kendrick Meek and Republican-turned-Independent Gov. Charlie Crist. Gwen Ifill reports.

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Sep 29

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News Wrap: Democrats Eke Out Tax Cut Proxy Vote Win

In other news Wednesday, the U.S. House staged a proxy fight on whether the Bush-era tax cuts should be extended and the Democrats won by a single vote. In the end, the House moved to adjourn without acting on the…

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Sep 22

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Former Bush Adviser Hubbard Weighs in on Tax Cut Debate

In the first of several conversations on whether Bush-era should be extended, Gwen Ifill speaks with Columbia University's business school Dean Glenn Hubbard, who helped craft the cuts when he served as an economic adviser to President George W. Bush.

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Sep 20

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With 2012 Plans in Limbo, Palin Steps Into Kingmaker Role

Judy Woodruff looks at the political power of Sarah Palin, her political endorsements and her use of social media with reporters Jeff Zeleny of The New York Times and Libby Casey of the Alaska Public Radio Network.

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Sep 17

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Shields and Brooks on Role of Values Voters, New Watchdog Agency

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks analyze the week's top news including what role "values voters" are playing in this year's midterm elections and what effect Elizabeth Warren's new consumer protection agency will have on…

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Sep 17

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Conservatives Weigh Social, Economic Concerns as Midterms Approach

Kwame Holman reports from the Values Voter Summit on how social conservatives are trying to shape the Republican message for the fall campaign.

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Aug 30

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Charting Glenn Beck, Tea Party Influences on U.S. Electorate

Throngs of Americans answered Glenn Beck's call to attend a weekend rally entitled "Restoring Honor" on the National Mall. Judy Woodruff and analysts gauge his popularity among voters and examine what effect he and the tea party could have on…

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Aug 24

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News Wrap: Boehner Calls for Change in Economic Strategy

House Minority Leader John Boehner called for President Obama to fire his top economic advisers, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and National Economic Council chief Larry Summers. Meanwhile, voters went to the polls in five states that held primary or run-off…

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Aug 23

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Arizona, Florida Primaries: The Effects of Immigration, Economy

Primary contests in four states are set for Tuesday: Arizona, Florida, Vermont and Alaska. Hot-button issues such as immigration will be a focal point, as will spending. Gwen Ifill speaks with Susan MacManus of the University of South Florida and…

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