Filed under: Senate , Democrats , Republicans , Economy , The Capitolist , Harry Reid , Unemployment Harry Reid says don’t blame him for Nevada’s economic problems – a view Republicans are seizing on in urging voters to fire him from his Senate job.

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Harry Reid: ‘I Had Nothing To Do’ With Unemployment, Foreclosures

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Filed under: Barack Obama , Economy , Obama Administration , Transportation

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Obama Wants $50 Billion for Roads, Railways, Airports

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Filed under: Senate , Republicans , Economy , Obama Administration , White House President Obama is accusing Senate Republicans of harming the U.S. economy by blocking a bill to aid small business.

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Obama to Senate GOP: Drop the Blockade, Pass Small Business Relief Bill

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Filed under: Bush Administration , Obama Administration , 2010 Elections , Congress Wheels of justice grind slowly in the legal war on terror. Why the political battle over terror suspects has materially halted action in courtrooms.

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War on Terror in Courtoom Grinds to Political Halt, Like WWII ‘Sitzkrieg’

Filed under: Senate , Republicans , 2010 Elections , Congress With three-quarters of all precincts reporting, Tea Party favorite Miller holds a slim lead.

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Lisa Murkowski Trails Joe Miller in Alaska Senate Race

Filed under: Scandal , Ethics Blagojevich spoke about plans for his retrial and how he could make a political comeback just like Winston Churchill.

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Blagojevich Predicts a Political Comeback When He’s ‘Vindicated’

Filed under: Woman Up New survey of British workers find women agree with men that women bosses are worse to work for.

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When the Boss Is Female: Poll Raises Questions About Hormones and Destiny

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Filed under: Gay Rights , Supreme Court The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments over the legality of Proposition 8 at that time.

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Same-Sex Marriages in California Will Wait, at Least Until December

Filed under: Republicans , Scandal , Investigations , Congress , Lobbying The Justice Department has ended its six-year criminal investigation of ties between former Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas) and convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff without filing any charges against the ex-House majority leader.

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Former Congressman Tom DeLay Won’t Be Charged in Abramoff Investigation