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VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. — President Barack Obama says Republicans should join him in opposing a Supreme Court ruling that vastly increased how much corporations and unions can spend on campaign ads. Read More »
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama used the anniversary of Social Security to trumpet Democrats' support for the popular program and accuse Republicans of trying to destroy it. Read More »
WASHINGTON — No fewer than 65 House seats across the country — an overwhelming majority held by Democrats — are at risk of changing political hands this fall, enough to bolster Republican hopes of regaining power and stoke fears in President Barack Obama's party of losing it. Read More »
Evangelicals call for a path to citizenship without the deportation of millions. But fiscal and hard right conservatives say illegal immigrants broke the law and should be deported before being given a chance to re-enter the country. Read More »
GOP lawmakers say they will support an extension of the benefits only if the bill is paid for and doesn't add to the national debt Read More »
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says Senate Republicans are playing politics with bills that would extend benefits to the unemployed and increase lending to small businesses. Read More »
WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans are framing the elections in starkly different terms, with GOP strategists painting it as a national referendum on President Barack Obama and the party in power, and Democrats working feverishly to make all politics local. Read More »
Even if allegations about an illegal petition drive are true, knocking Green Party candidates off the November general election ballot before they can be proven imposes "a death penalty," lawyers for the party argued Monday in a written appeal to the Texas Supreme Court. Read More »
The White House is relishing what it sees as "a political gift" — GOP criticism of the administration for pushing BP for a $20 billion compensation fund — and warning of the danger if voters put big business-backing Republicans back in power. Read More »
Even as Texas Republicans anticipate soul-stirring victories across the state this fall, their party faces the baleful prospect of immediate bankruptcy. Read More »
A number of them are ex-Kay Bailey Hutchison backers, the type of voters the Democratic former Houston mayor needs to defeat Gov. Rick Perry. Read More »
Rick Perry fired up delegates to the Republican state convention on Friday by telling them that they are “engaged in a struggle for the very heart of this state, in a contest to determine the role of government in our lives." Read More »
But some say a platform urging a criminal offense "for an illegal alien" to be in Texas will make it hard for the party to draw Latinos. Read More »
After a chaotic roll call, delegates replace conservative chair Cathie Adams with exec Steve Munisteri, and voted activist Melinda Fredricks as vice-chairwoman. Read More »
The tea party movement has been a force in national politics over the last year and a half, but Friday marked the beginning of the first Texas Republican convention to feel the impact of the disaffected conservative movement. Read More »
As Texas Republicans descend on Dallas this week for their annual convention, they are energized to a degree they didn't expect this time last year. Read More »
WASHINGTON — Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is unlikely to face a GOP filibuster but should expect difficult questions from lawmakers who will decide whether she deserves the lifetime appointment despite having no judicial experience, the Senate's second-ranking Republican said Sunday. Read More »
Charles England said Bill White would bring Texans together to tackle the state's budget problems. Read More »
U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison's “hard decision” Wednesday to serve her full term of office rather than resign was a relief to her national party, but left ambitious Texas Republican politicians stifled from running for higher office. Read More »
For Republicans, urging a full repeal of the law will energize conservative activists whose turnout is crucial this year. But it also carries risks, say strategists in both parties. Read More »
Repeal the new health care overhaul and replace it with something better, says the Senate's top Republican. Read More »
Despite their many similarities, Rand Paul is far less of a quirky outsider than his iconoclast father. The younger Paul is running for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Kentucky. Read More »
He wants the public and Democrats to get behind his late-stage push on the issue while Republicans demand starting from scratch. Read More »
Defeated in the governor primary, Kay Bailey Hutchison will base her Senate decision on her children's needs, a friend says. Read More »

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