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Ted Cruz: ‘The New Voice’ Of The GOP?

On the same day this week that House Tea Party Caucus co-founder Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., announced she won’t seek re-election,

Hurricane Sandy Aid Bill Hot Topic In Oklahoma

When Congress voted on federal relief for the victims of Hurricane Sandy in New York and New Jersey early this

It’s All Politics, May 30, 2013

NPR’s Ken Rudin and Ron Elving offer a tearful goodbye to Michele Bachmann, a premature but constitutional welcome to James

VIDEO: Obama Explains How That Lipstick Got On His Collar

It was an “auntie” that left that lipstick mark on his collar, President Obama explained Tuesday evening at the start

It’s ScuttleButton Time!

Just a reminder that there is a possibility ScuttleButton may disappear from the NPR Web site in the next month

Virginia Lt. Gov. Nominee Excites The Right, And Democrats Couldn’t Be Happier

It’s taken awhile, but Tea Party activists and social conservatives are finally beginning to get smiles on their faces. Whether

Political Battles Still Dog Redistricting In California

In most states, the power to draw lines for political districts rests with legislators. In recent years, California voters have

Why Bob Dole’s Advice to His Party Fell Flat

The reaction was predictably negative: When former Senator Bob Dole on Sunday criticized how far the current party has shifted

Obama Forgets To Salute; Sparks Debate On Presidential Tradition

As President Obama boarded Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House on Friday, he didn’t return the

It’s All Politics, May 23, 2013

Seriously, with E.W. Jackson in Virginia and Anthony Weiner in New York, what more do NPR’s Ron Elving and Ken

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