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Karl Rove: I wasn’t George Bush’s brain

Karl Rove: I wasn’t George Bush’s brain

Most people would probably find it flattering to be called the brains behind the president of the United States. But not Karl Rove, the former senior adviser to President George W. Bush who has been called “Bush’s brain.”

 

Ron Paul wins CPAC presidential straw poll

Ron Paul wins CPAC presidential straw poll

Talk about your political upsets. Rep. Ron Paul, hero of a fervant band of libertarians, unexpectedly won the presidential straw poll at the Conservative Political Action Conference today.

 

CPAC, Day 2: Pawlenty, Bachmann, Ron Paul

CPAC, Day 2: Pawlenty, Bachmann, Ron Paul

Day two of 38th annual Conservative Political Action is underway. The scheduled lineup of speakers includes: Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, a potential presidential candidate, speaks at 10 am EST. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., at 12:20 pm EST. Former U.S. attorney general John Ashcroft, 1:15 p.m. EST.

 

Romney: Obama 'failed' public

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney derided President Barack Obama for having "failed" to deliver on the promises of his administration and sought to paint Republican obstruction as a beneficial thing for the country in a speech today at a gathering of conservatives in Washington.

 

Elections' Stakes: Control of Senate

Elections' Stakes: Control of Senate

Lawmakers in both parties are contemplating for the first time the possibility that the Republicans might recapture the Senate this year, though it's an uphill climb in which the GOP would have to win states that have ...

 

Call for clean slate on health reform divides U.S.

Americans are deeply divided over demands by U.S. Republicans that bills backed by President Barack Obama to reform the $2.5 trillion health system be scrapped and the whole process be started again from scratch.

 

McCain, Facing G.O.P. Foe in Primary, Tilts to Right

McCain, Facing G.O.P. Foe in Primary, Tilts to Right

Challenged by by J.D. Hayworth from the airwaves, and soon in a primary, John McCain has moved starkly, and often awkwardly, to the right.

 

Obama invites Republicans to health care talks

Obama invites Republicans to health care talks

In the first major step to revive his health care agenda after his party's loss of a filibuster-proof Senate majority, President ...

 

‘Tea party’ activists eagerly await Palin

Republican observers say Palin's done more lately to establish herself as a political celebrity focused on publicity rather than a political candidate focused on policy.

 

White House Blasts Shelby Hold on Nominees

White House Blasts Shelby Hold on Nominees

The White House fired back this morning at a move by Senator Richard Shelby, Republican of Alabama, who placed a “blanket hold” on dozens of President Obama’s nominees awaiting confirmation before the Senate.

 

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