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Politics & Poker: ACORN Aims for 1 Million ‘Member Families’

By Josh Kurtz
Roll Call Staff
April 28, 2009, Midnight

Shortly after Michael Steele was elected chairman of the Republican National Committee in late January, a woman named Bertha Lewis phoned to congratulate him.

Liberals Balk at Nancy Pelosi Tax Proposal
Senate Votes to Allow Electric Car Charging in Garages
Justice Department Urges Suspensions for Misconduct in Stevens Case
Both Parties’ Student Loan Offsets Fall in Senate
Sean Duffy Schools Staff, Changes Tire
Harry Reid Proposes Deal to Install Anti-Yucca NRC Chair
Dome Repairs Are Center of Fight

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Liberals Balk at Nancy Pelosi Tax Proposal
Senate Votes to Allow Electric Car Charging in Garages
Justice Department Urges Suspensions for Misconduct in Stevens Case
Missouri: Claire McCaskill Launches New TV Spot
Both Parties’ Student Loan Offsets Fall in Senate
HOH: Sean Duffy Schools Staff, Changes Tire

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Obama Steers Clear on Climate
Ohio Senate Race Evolves Into Battleground
Democrats Close Ranks on Bain
Charlie Rangel’s Career Might Be in Peril
Health Care Probe May Ensnare Jim Messina
Rob Portman Seeks Answers on Health and Human Services Spending

Charlie Rangel’s Career Might Be in Peril
Support Urged for Campaign Finance Disclosure Bill
Democrats Close Ranks on Bain
Senators Find Fellowship and Relief From Politics on the Bike Trail
Ohio Senate Race Evolves Into Battleground
Harry Reid Proposes Deal to Install Anti-Yucca NRC Chair

Walker Spending Much More on Television Ads
Rubio Plans Swings State Book Tour
Perry Reasserts Himself in Texas
Marion Barry Digs a Deeper Hole
Halperin Interviews Romney

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Just How Competitive Is the Ohio Senate Race?

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May 24, 2012

Sen. Scott Brown arrives in the Capitol via the Senate subway for votes on the Food and Drug Administration reauthorization bill on Thursday.

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