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If the first presidential primary were held in California or Texas, the likes of Tom Rath or Claira Monier wouldn’t exist.
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U.S. Senate Republicans elected John Thune of South Dakota to become the third-ranking leader in a revision of their top team prompted by Senator Lamar Alexander’s decision to step aside.
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Lamar Alexander, the No. 3 Senate Republican leader, will step down from his leadership job in January, saying he can do more to help set budget priorities and curb government regulations as an “independent senior senator.”
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U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander, a Republican from Tennessee, talks about the outlook for the congressional deficit-reduction supercommittee to reach an agreement on spending cuts.
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With a week remaining before the deadline to find a way to cut the U.S. deficit, the anti-tax and entitlement-protecting camps of Congress’s supercommittee are hardening their positions.
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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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Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton reports on this week's most notable newsmakers including Princeton University professor Uwe Reinhardt, U.S. Representative James Clyburn and U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Members of Congress from both parties are open to revisions in a Republican plan to raise $300 billion by overhauling the tax code, Democratic and Republican congressional aides said, even as lawmakers publicly rejected competing debt-cutting proposals.
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For Senator John Cornyn, it was the situation in Greece.
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Democrats criticized a Republican plan to cut the U.S. deficit by overhauling the tax code as a windfall for the wealthy even as the plan signaled a new willingness by Republicans to include tax revenue in any agreement to slash the deficit.
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