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Dec 06

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Democrat vs. Democrat: Liberal Divisions Emerge Over Tax Cuts

As lawmakers search for possible bipartisan agreement on Bush-era tax cuts, some Democrats are asking if the price of compromise is too high. For more on what is turning into a bitter divide among liberals, Gwen Ifill speaks with Jane…

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Dec 02

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Rare House Censure Ends 2-Year Ordeal for Rangel

The House of Representatives took the rare step Thursday of censuring one of its own members, ending a two-year ordeal for long-serving Rep. Charles Rangel. Judy Woodruff has more on the ethics violation rebuke for the 20-term New York Democrat.

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Dec 02

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Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Timing of Repeal Push Among Sticking Points

Defense Secretary Gates and Adm. Mike Mullen told the Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday that the ban on gays serving openly in the military should be reversed. Jim Lehrer talks to independent Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman, who supports a repeal,…

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Nov 26

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Shields and Brooks on North Korean Threats, Palin’s Plans and DeLay Conviction

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks dissect the week's top news in politics.

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Nov 18

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Murkowski on Recount Possibility: ‘Alaskans Have Spoken’

GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski claimed victory Wednesday, becoming the first write-in candidate to win a Senate race in more than 50 years. Her opponent, Joe Miller, is considering legal action or a recount. Judy Woodruff speaks with the senator about…

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Nov 17

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New START Treaty a Top Priority For Democrats in Lame-Duck Session

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged the Senate to vote on the U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty called New START in the lame-duck session. But the Obama administration is getting push-back from some senators who say a vote now would be a…

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Nov 17

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Can New START Treaty Survive Partisan Divide in Congress?

Margaret Warner looks into the U.S. political battle over whether to ratify a new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia. She talks to two experts in such negotiations: Richard Burt, chief U.S. negotiator during the START talks in 1991, and…

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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 04

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Alaska Still Counting Votes in Senate Race

The votes for Republican incumbent Lisa Murkowski, a write-in candidate, and Tea Party favorite Joe Miller are still being counted in Alaska. Judy Woodruff talks to Michael Carey, host of KSKA's "Anchorage Edition," about the undecided Senate contest.

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Nov 03

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Republicans Score Biggest House Takeover in 70 Years

A day after Republican victories across the country took back House control, pledges came from the GOP to cut spending and shrink government. Meanwhile, Democrats pledged cooperation and took stock of their losses. Gwen Ifill and David Chalian wrap up…

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