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Nov 14

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Deficit Super Committee Stuck in Stalemate as Deadline Nears

After more than three months of work, the congressional panel charged with finding ways to cut the nation's budget deficit seems to be stuck in neutral. Judy Woodruff discusses the deadlock with super committee member Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md.

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Nov 07

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Will Latest Cain Harassment Allegations Go Beyond 'He Said, She Said'?

Herman Cain faced new accusations of sexual harassment on Monday when a Chicago-area woman went before television cameras with graphic details. Judy Woodruff discusses what the fresh allegations mean for Cain's White House bid with Politico's Jonathan Martin.

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Nov 04

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The Doubleheader: Super Committee In Trouble and the LSU v. 'Bama Showdown

Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss the dim prospects for the Super Committee…

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Nov 03

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News Wrap: Upbeat Economic Reports Boost Markets

In other news Thursday, the markets around the world got a boost from several upbeat economic reports. The Labor Department said first-time jobless claims fell below 400,000, the lowest level in five weeks. Also, Senate Republicans have blocked another piece…

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Oct 26

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Super Committee Considers Spending Cuts, Tax Hikes as Deadline Looms

With its Thanksgiving deadline drawing ever closer, the congressional deficit "super committee" held a rare public hearing Wednesday over its debt negotiations, but there have been few signs of progress in the members' efforts to cut more than $1 trillion…

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Oct 25

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With 20% Flat-Tax Plan, Perry Eyes Distinction From GOP Field

GOP hopeful and Texas Gov. Rick Perry unveiled his flat-tax proposal Tuesday at a South Carolina plastics plant. Judy Woodruff discusses his and other candidates' ideas for reforming the U.S. tax code with Stephen Moore of the conservative Club for…

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Oct 21

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Shields, Brooks on Iraq Withdrawal, Gadhafi's Demise, Feisty GOP Debate

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks discuss the week's top political news, including the killing of Moammar Gadhafi, President Obama's announcement of U.S. troops withdrawing from Iraq by the end of the year, plus the…

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Oct 17

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Outside Super PACs Poised to Dominate 2012 Spending

When it comes to financing presidential campaigns, the money raised by individual candidates may count less in the 2012 election than past contests. Gwen Ifill discusses the potential might of the new super PACs with Tara Malloy of the Campaign…

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Oct 14

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Shields, Brooks on Cain's Poll Surge, 'Hunger for Something Else' in GOP Race

Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks weigh in on the week's top political news, including Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain's recent surge in the polls, how much religion is factoring into the GOP race for Mitt Romney and others, the…

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Oct 14

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Jobs Dominate Political Agenda for Obama, Republican Rivals

Jobs dominated the political agenda for President Obama and his Republican rivals on Friday, as everyone seemed to agree on the need to do something but there was little agreement on what to do. Ray Suarez reports.

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