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  • Warner funding outstrips his rivals

    Virginia Democrat Mark Warner continues to far outpace his Republican rivals in raising campaign cash for his U.S. Senate bid.


  • Inside Politics

    Well, sort of. The news that had again been subpoenaed to appear before lawmakers regarding the matter of nine fired U.S. attorneys has rankled a few of his fans.


  • Metro briefs, May 21

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  • Metro Briefs

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  • Inside the Beltway

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  • McCain vows tax, spending restraint

    Sen. John McCain, all but certain to become the Republican presidential nominee, yesterday previewed the strategy he will use against his Democratic foe in the fall: No new taxes, spending restraint, success in Iraq, and private but affordable health care, not socialized medicine.


  • Franken serious about electability

    HASTINGS, Minn. (AP) — In the 1980s, Al Franken was cracking jokes on "Saturday Night Live" while Mike Ciresi, his chief rival for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate this year, was serving as general counsel to the government of India in a landmark lawsuit over a catastrophic industrial accident.


  • The image of Dora the Explorer as an illegal border crosser makes fun of the Hispanic cartoon character's immigration status and country of origin. It is one of several in wide circulation since Arizona enacted a strict immigration law. (Debbie Groben and freakingnews.com via Associated Press)

    Huckabee alienates GOP in Arkansas

    LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Jake Files was a newly elected representative when all two dozen Arkansas House Republicans met for their first caucus in 1999. They had doubled their numbers in elections two months earlier, and were ready to join Republican Gov. Mike Huckabee in pushing for conservative government.


  • Hearing had everything but Clemens, McNamee

    George Mitchell walked into the Rayburn Building for yesterday's congressional hearing on baseball and steroids and was greeted with smiles and handshakes from friends and admirers — the same friends and admirers who would be questioning him on his controversial report on performance-enhancing substances in the game.


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