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Catching the Wave

There will be some new faces at the helm of the House if new predictions come true and Republicans dominate the 2010 midterm elections. Share your knowledge of politics and policy by contributing to our wiki.

 

Haley Barbour: Time for a lobbyist in the White House?

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Miss. Gov. Haley Barbour (R), who has said in the past that he will consider after the midterms whether to make a presidential bid, tentatively laid out his case for higher office in an interview with the Hoover Institution’s Peter Robinson last month. Christian Heinze of GOP12 flagged the governor’s remarks: “I will give it some [...]

The (D)oomed Party

The Plum Line by Greg Sargent

Adam Serwer of the American Prospect is guest blogging on The Plum Line this week. Massive Democratic losses in the House are past the level of conventional wisdom -- because of the state of the economy, a GOP takeover is almost at the level of foregone conclusion. Today Larry Sabato piles on: Given what we can see at this moment, Republi [...]
 

Sheila Bair Told You So

FDIC head Sheila Bair saw the financial crisis coming. But being right doesn't make her happy. View other Facetime videos.

 

Video by: Beth Marlowe/WhoRunsGov.com

 

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Meet Nick Schaper, Director of New Media, Rep. John A. Boehner (R-Ohio.)

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