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Will the Debt Ceiling Split Senate Republicans?

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Since the 2010 election cycle, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has had to watch his right flank. Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) has been fostering a conservative Senate axis, of which he is the center, and a major storyline in Washington Republican politics has become DeMint's growing influence in ..

Keith Ellison Chokes Up at Hill Hearing on Muslims

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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In 2006, Keith Ellison became the first Muslim elected to Congress. Things haven't always been easy since then. Before Ellison even got to Washington, Townhall columnist Dennis Prager attacked him for wanting to be (ceremonially) sworn into Congress on a Quran, rather than a Bible. Prager wrote, "Mr ..

The Rise and Fall of John Ensign

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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John Ensign, the Nevada senator who admitted an affair with a female staffer in 2009, will retire from the Senate at the end of his current term, capping off a career nosedive that saw him fall from party star to seat ceder.

Things Newt Gingrich Has Said to Inflame the Left

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Chris Good - Chris Good is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he writes for the Politics channel. He has previously reported and blogged for The Hill newspaper.

Newt Gingrich Launches Presidential Exploratory Site

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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It's official: Newt Gingrich is...thinking about running for president. Gingrich launched his presidential exploratory website this afternoon at NewtExplore2012.com.

Is Gary Johnson the Next Ron Paul?

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Gov. Gary Johnson speaks at an event in downtown Phoenix. credit: Gage Skidmore/FlickrOn paper, Gary Johnson seems to fit right in with the rest of the potential 2012 Republican presidential field.Having served two terms as governor of New Mexico -- one more term in office than Mitt Romney, and one- ..

The Ongoing Repeal Saga

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Despite their failure to repeal the Democratic health care law, congressional Republicans aren't done holding votes on the matter. The Senate voted last night on repeal, as an amendment attached to the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization bill. As expected, it failed in a 51-47 vote alon ..

Health Care Ruling: The White House's Rebuttal

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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The White House called Monday's health care ruling "unconventional," critiquing federal Judge Roger Vinson's analysis as "out of the mainstream." "This judge is the outlier on not only doing a very expansive ruling but declaring that implementation must stop," a senior administration official said ..

Egypt's High-Powered D.C. Lobbying Ties

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Updated 2:50 p.m.As the world's attention turns to protests and unrest in Egypt, it's worth noting that the U.S. ally employs some of the most powerful and high-profile lobbyists in the District of Columbia.Since 2007, the government of Egypt has signed contracts with Tony Podesta, president of the ..

Forecast: What the Economy Will Look Like on Election Day 2012

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Chris Good - Chris Good is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he writes for the Politics channel. He has previously reported and blogged for The Hill newspaper.

Court Clears Rahm to Run

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Chris Good - Chris Good is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he writes for the Politics channel. He has previously reported and blogged for The Hill newspaper.

Ryan, Bachmann, and the Republican Split

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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The two alternate State-of-the-Union responses didn't differ much on policy. It was style--pure style--that set them apart, and from this we can probably learn something about where the tea party and the Republican Party stand. Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.), who offered the official GOP rebuttal a ..

From Rahm to Daley: Financial Execs in the White House

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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President Obama has chosen his next chief of staff, and the winner is Bill Daley, the former Commerce Secretary under Bill Clinton who has worked for J.P. Morgan Chase since 2004. Daley has two notable things in common with his predecessor, Rahm Emanuel: Chicago roots and a career in finance.

5 Reasons Why the GOP Is Smart to Vote on 'Obamacare' Repeal

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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Of course, Republicans won't actually repeal health care reform. Having promised to repeal "Obamacare" during the midterms, Republicans won control of the House and are preparing to vote on repeal next Wednesday, but there is zero chance that this single vote will nullify the new 1,016-page health ..

Rahm Can Run. Is He a Shoo-In?

Chris Good , The Atlantic
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It's official: Rahm Emanuel can run for mayor of Chicago. The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners ruled Thursday that Emanuel meets the Chicago-residence requirement despite living in Washington, D.C., for the past year and a half while working as President Obama's chief of staff. On paper ..