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Washington’s finest head to Swiss Alps mega-gabfest
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David Vitter, political survivor
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Jon Stewart skewers Obama’s surveillance speech on ‘The Daily Show’ (VIDEO)
“Not even the government trusts the government.“
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The governor’s (extended) attack on MSNBC is a sign of things to come.
Union says spending bill pushes privatization of airport screening
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Democratic PAC plays ‘scare seniors’ card
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Top federal contractor official leaves administration
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The GOP takes a campaign lesson from the Democrats
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