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Fewer Republican freshmen in Congress are joining the ranks of anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist by signing his 26-year-old no-new-taxes pledge.
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Independent political groups are finding ways around the pledge by Republican Senator Scott Brown and Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren to keep outside money out of their hard-fought U.S. Senate campaign.
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When members of the House Budget Committee gathered over sandwiches to meet with the leaders of President Barack Obama ’s debt commission in Washington, former Senator Alan Simpson delivered a warning.
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Republican-leaning groups spent almost seven times as much as Democratic rivals during the first three weeks of September, in an effort to sway the Nov. 2 congressional elections, U.S. Federal Election Commission records show.
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Republican-leaning groups spent almost seven times as much as Democratic rivals during the first three weeks of September in an effort to sway the Nov. 2 congressional elections, U.S. federal disclosure records show.
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The likes of Jeb Bush, William Frist, Tommy Thompson and Haley Barbour aren’t typically heard from in the office of Thom Tillis, the Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives.
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Legislation in the U.S. Senate that would require Internet retailers to collect sales tax is gaining support from an unlikely ally: Amazon.com Inc.
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Senate Republicans today expressed concern that the Internal Revenue Service was singling out Tea Party groups for extra scrutiny in deciding whether to grant them tax-exempt status.
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