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- Indiana Senator Dies
- Indiana state Sen. David Ford has died from complications related to pancreatic cancer. The Hartford City Republican was 59.
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- What Happens Now?
- I'm probably going to be eating some humble pie pretty soon. A month ago, I predicted in this space that the Democratic nominee would be ...
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- That Loving County Feeling
- Barack Obama may have lost last night, but he did emerge with a small consolation prize. Loving County, Texas is (I'm pretty sure) the least ...
- Categories: Local Offices , National Politics , Voting Process & Voting Rules
- McClintock Makes It Official
- State Sen. Tom McClintock, a prominent conservative in California politics, officially announced his bid to succeed Congressman John Doolittle in a Sacramento-area House seat.
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- Political Savvy
- According to the Tennesseean , "troubled" Tennessee state Rep. Rob Briley, "who was captured on videotape screaming for police officers to shoot him ...
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- Up Next for Huckabee: The TV Screen?
- Mike Huckabee may not be a presidential candidate anymore, but he is still affable, well-spoken, charismatic and famous. Ya think that might qualify him to ...
- Categories: National Politics , State Offices
- A Good Night for Tom Craddick
- Tom Craddick's position as speaker of the Texas House of Representatives was on the line last night in the state's legislative primaries. It sounds as ...
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- Basketball Wins in Oklahoma City
- Voters easily approved the arena upgrades I mentioned yesterday. It sounds as though the NBA will soon feature the Oklahoma City Supersonics. Perhaps a name ...
- Categories: Ballot Measures
- Raise Taxes, Take a Hit
- Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley's approval ratings continue to take a hit from the special session last fall that approved a set of tax hikes the ...
- Categories: State Offices
- Like Iowa on Steroids
- Keystone Politics looks ahead to the suddenly-crucial Pennsylvania presidential primary: "It could be like Iowa on steroids," said state Democratic Party chairman T.J. Rooney, ...
- Categories: National Politics
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