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President Bush sneaked out of the White House under gloomy skies this morning to pay a surprise visit to the headquarters of the Republican National Committee, wishing luck to ...
The Hill
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Sam Youngman
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Oct. 28, 2008
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President Bush paid a visit to the Republican National Committee’s headquarters Tuesday morning to thank aides for their hard work and also to rally them for the last week ...
AMERICAblog News
by Joe Sudbay
| Oct. 30, 2008
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There's not a lot of love among the Republicans these days and the daggers are flying. Palin is mad at the RNC. The RNC is mad at McCain and Palin. A McCain aide thinks Palin ...
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The Democratic presidential nominee, who began Saturday saying that McCain trying to distance himsef from the president was akin to "Tonto getting mad at the Lone Ranger," ...
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Today, even though he once voted for Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, Creed is co-chairman of Connecticut Veterans for Obama, an affiliate of Barack Obama's campaign that ...
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Not only will he never again have to face voters, he won't even have to worry about damaging the prospects of his own party and its standard bearer (as if he has not damaged ...
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Belittled domestically, President Bush is flexing his last working muscle: His control over the nation's military. And in so doing, he is adding one last addendum to the ...
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Sunday's cross-border raid into Syria by US forces serves as a reminder that although George W. Bush is now a "lame duck" president, he still retains the ability to make ...
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We have entered a new phase in the war on terror. In July, according to three administration sources, the Bush administration formally gave the military new power to strike ...
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THE WEEKEND attack inside Syria by US Special Operations Forces hunting for an alleged smuggler of Al Qaeda recruits into Iraq may have a fleeting tactical benefit, at best. ...
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Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said Tuesday that the United States would hold “fully accountable” any country or group that helped terrorists to acquire or use nuclear, ...
Washington Post
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Mary Beth Sheridan, Karen DeYoung
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Oct. 28, 2008
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The Iraqi cabinet decided Tuesday to reopen negotiations on a security pact intended to give U.S. forces the legal authority to stay in the country beyond Dec. 31, further ...
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After a group of doctors challenged a South Dakota law forcing them to inform women that abortions “terminate the life of a whole, separate, unique living human being” -- ...
Roll Call
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Keith Koffler
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Oct. 30, 2008
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Bush has been relatively parsimonious in exercising the vaunted presidential prerogative to absolve convicted criminals of their sins under the law, issuing only 157 pardons ...
Washington Post
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Paul Kane, Del Quentin Wilber
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Oct. 28, 2008
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A day after he was convicted of seven felonies, Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) came under increasing pressure from top Republicans to resign, even as he planned to resume ...
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As George W. Bush prepares to exit the White House, are more preemptive pardons on the way? The press ought not wait to be presented with a fait accompli but should be asking ...
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President Bush said last year that "it should be a goal of the nation to shut down Guantánamo," but it now appears this goal will be unfulfilled when he leaves office. His ...
Toledo Blade
| Oct. 29, 2008
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All that can be done now is to give Mr. Bush points for witless consistency and hold out hope for greater wisdom by the next president. It is not a fine day for American justice.
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With the dead weight of the last eight years sinking his campaign, Republican presidential candidate John McCain yesterday made his most vigorous attempt yet to throw ...
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An unarmed 23-year old Baltimore man was arrested Tuesday after jumping a fence at the Treasury Department as President Bush's motorcade was pulling onto the White House ...
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