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Shields and Brooks on Troubles Facing Democrats Ahead of Election

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks sort through the top political stories of the week, including the challenges facing congressional Democrats this election year -- from infighting to the prospects of unemployment remaining high.

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Jul 16

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Election-Year Infighting Arises Between White House, Congressional Democrats

Comments by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs about congressional Democrats' stakes in the midterm elections exposed some intraparty rifts this week. Kwame Holman reports on the Democratic tension as the fall elections draw closer.

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Jul 15

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Financial Reform Clears Senate After More Than Year of Wrangling

After countless battles and revisions, the financial reform bill passed the Senate Thursday on near-party line votes, with the help of a few Republicans who broke ranks.

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Jul 07

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Tea Party Ideology Driving a Wedge in Republican Party Politics

For more on the political fractures in the Republican Party, Jim Lehrer speaks with Political Editor David Chalian, the newest addition to PBS NewsHour's team.

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Jul 01

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Obama Renews Calls for GOP Support on Immigration Reform

President Barack Obama called on Congress to move forward with immigration reform legislation, in part as a response to Arizona's new immigration law. Judy Woodruff talks with two reporters about the likelihood of reform.

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Jun 28

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Partisan Divisions Mark Opening of Kagan Nomination Hearings

Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan faced her first day of confirmation hearings the Senate, with praise and criticism falling generally along party lines. Judy Woodruff talks with Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal about what lies ahead in the…

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Jun 25

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Future for Many Jobless in Question as GOP Blocks Unemployment Extension

On Thursday, Republicans blocked a jobs bill that included an extension of unemployment benefits. Judy Woodruff talks to The Washington Post's Lori Montgomery about why Senate Republicans blocked the bill and what it means for the millions of unemployed.

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Jun 09

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Lawmakers: Effects of Oil Spill Could Linger for Years Along Gulf Coast

Obama administration officials were grilled during five separate congressional hearings over the consequences of the oil spill and the ongoing cleanup efforts. Jim Lehrer gets two points of view, from Florida's Sen. Bill Nelson and Wyoming's Sen. John Barrasso.

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May 21

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Financial Reform Overhaul on Fast Track to Passage

A sweeping reform of the nation's financial regulatory system passed a key vote before the Senate late Thursday, fast-tracking a final vote on the overhauls. Judy Woodruff reports on the process to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the…

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May 18

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Conn. Candidate Blumenthal Under Fire Over Vietnam Service Record

Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut's leading Democratic candidate for the Senate, spoke out amid allegations that he lied about his military record in Vietnam. Judy Woodruff talks to a reporter with the Hartford Courant in Connecticut about the backlash from the Republican…

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