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Dec 09

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News Wrap: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal Fails in Senate

In other news Tuesday, an attempt to repeal the military's don't ask, don't tell policy fell three votes shy of advancing in the Senate, but proponents have vowed another attempt in the coming weeks.

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Dec 09

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Pelosi, House Democrats Balk at Tax Cuts Deal, Seek Changes

House Democrats dug in against President Obama's tax-cut compromise with the GOP, taking a non-binding vote Thursday not to bring the bill before the full House without some significant changes. If no bill is passed, taxes will go up in…

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Dec 09

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Outgoing Sens. Bayh, Bennett: Political Extremes Are Out of Touch

As the lame-duck Congress faces impasse on several important legislative issues, Jim Lehrer talks to outgoing Sens. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., and Bob Bennett, R-Utah, about the necessity and perils of compromise -- the often-touted, sometimes-practiced concept in Washington.

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Dec 08

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DREAM Act’s Merits, Drawbacks and Future Debated

Congress is set to vote on the DREAM Act, which would give undocumented immigrants who enter the U.S. before the age of 16 a path to legal standing via college or military service. Judy Woodruff leads a debate between Angela…

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Dec 08

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Obama Steps Up Pressure on Tax Cuts Deal, Citing Economy’s Needs

After President Obama's announcement of a compromise with Republicans on tax cuts and extended unemployment benefits, some Democrats are threatening to filibuster the deal. Jim Lehrer discusses the latest round of volleys on Capitol Hill with Political Editor David Chalian.

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Dec 07

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Krugman: Obama’s Tax-Cut Defense ‘Enormously Self-Indulgent’

President Obama held a news conference Tuesday in which he defended his decision to compromise with Republicans on tax-cut extensions for all, in order to extend unemployment benefits. To discuss the economic and political impact of the plan, economist Paul…

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Dec 03

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Brooks, Marcus Tackle Tax Reform, Deficits, and Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

Columnists David Brooks and Ruth Marcus sort through the week's top political headlines, including the November job numbers, the future of "don't ask, don't tell" and President Obama's surprise trip to Afghanistan.

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Nov 12

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Shields and Brooks on Tax Cuts, Debt, Lame-Duck Congress, Bush Book

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks sort through the top political stories, including the debate over extending tax cuts, prospects for the lame-duck Congress, criticism of debt commission ideas and former President Bush's new book.

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Nov 10

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News Wrap: Boehner Standing Firm on Extending Bush Tax Cuts

In other news Wednesday, taxes were a central focus of a Republican meeting to discuss their transition to power in the House. The presumed next Speaker of the House John Boehner stood firm on extending tax cuts across the board,…

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Nov 08

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Tea Party Sen.-Elect Lee Vows to Vote Against Debt Limit Increase

Judy Woodruff talks to Sen.-elect Mike Lee of Utah about how Republican congressional leaders will implement ideas from candidates who ran on a Tea Party platform of smaller government and reduced spending.

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