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Bachmann Enters GOP Field With Jolt of Tea Party Energy
Listen to the Audio JUDY WOODRUFF: Now, 2012 presidential politics. Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann formally kicked off her campaign today for the Republican nomination, giving the field a jolt of Tea Party energy. To make her announcement, Bachmann chose the city where she was born, Waterloo, in the state with the nation’s first presidential contest, Iowa. REP. MICHELE BACHMANN , R …
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The first tea party movie? ‘Atlas Shrugged’ strikes a chord with activists.
Did America just go John Galt?
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Obama picks Florida congresswoman to head party
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a congresswoman from South Florida and a key White House defender, was chosen by President Barack Obama on Tuesday to become chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
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Republican National Committee head says he’s tired of infighting, ‘nitpicking’ within party
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele said Thursday he’s tired of infighting within GOP ranks after heated primaries this year, telling party members they must stay unified to win in November.
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Sarah Palin, tea party candidate in 2012?
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) appears to be making a purposeful play in recent days to be the face of the “tea party” movement, a strategy that suggests what sort of candidacy she would run if she enters the 2012 presidential contest. Palin has largely demurred when asked about her 2012 ambitions (or lack thereof) — choosing to steer the conversation to the importance of electing …
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U.S. Senate candidates stand by party philosophies
LAS VEGAS — Republican former Assemblywoman Sharron Angle and U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., remain in a virtual deadlock in a static U.S. Senate race where neither candidate has strayed far from their respective political base.
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Will Dems Really Benefit from Tea Party Wins?
John Dickerson: Dem Leaders Are Banking on Tea Party’s Emergence to Help Them in November, but the True Impact Is Unknown
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‘New Palin’ celebrates Tea Party success
Christine O’Donnell, dubbed ‘the new Sarah Palin’, has delivered another victory for the Tea Party movement.
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Another Tea Party Win? All Eyes Are On Delaware
Will the “establishment” candidate — Rep. Mike Castle — hold off a challenge from Tea Party favorite Christine O’Donnell? Or will his Senate bid be derailed like several other party favorites’ have been?
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Democratic Party chairman Kaine defends Obama as he frames talking points of election season
Bush left a mess to clean up and an overly partisan Republican Party simply wants to back big interests while rolling back protections won by previous generations, Kaine and Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell declare at Philadelphia event. Elections are all about arithmetic, while politics is about people and power. Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine on Wednesday tried to use the latter …
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