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Debate on the Democrats' health care bill is under way on the Senate floor.
During the presidential campaign, Sen. John McCain delivered some "straight talk" to a gathering in Michigan, a state hard hit by the downturn in the car industry.
In another odd twist left unexamined by the media, the White House on Monday said it simply would not release the cost of President Obama's weekend jaunt to New York City, where the First Couple had dinner and caught a Broadway show.
The president thought they were joking about socialism question.
Former President Bush famously gave up the game of golf -- said he couldn't been seen having fun with American boys dying overseas -- but President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are living it up big time, with the latest party night on Sunday to celebrate the Super Bowl.
Superstar Gov. Sarah Palin spent Wednesday poolside at the luxurious Biltmore Hotel Resort and Spa.
Oddly, the mood at the "McCain-Palin Victory 2008" bash was not one of abject despair. Strangely, there were hugs, smiles, claps on the back.
The mood is still upbeat, but some small groups talk in hushed tones.
The media pool gathers in anticipation of Sen. John McCain's appearance.
On the final campaign flight, Sen. John McCain reflects on his two-year presidential run.
Reporters awoke on Monday after three hours of sleep to schlep out for the first of seven events of the day. But the schedule was promising.
The Straight Talk Express airplane became Spook Central on Friday night.
Joe the Plumber finally said the words.
Sen. John McCain couldn't find Joe the Plumber Thursday, but he did find another Joe.
Sen. John McCain introduced Joe the Plumber this morning, but Joe wasn't there.
Still don't know who to throttle for the out-of-nowhere financial meltdown? Then watch this:
She may be a yokel from a state so far away it's not even considered flyover country, but Sarah Palin has electrified New York City.
Boy, for a guy who wouldn't shut up during the primaries -- reporters quietly commiserated that they couldn't handle four, five, six press availabilities a day -- what a difference a presidential nomination makes.
CEDARBURG, Wisc. -- Hundreds of angry people in this small town outside Milwaukee taunted reporters and TV crews traveling with Sen. John McCain on Friday, chanting "Be fair!" and pointing fingers at a pack of journalists as they booed loudly.
The plane is suddenly full.
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