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Labor unions top '09 PAC donors to Blue Dog coalition’s pro-business members

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Our examination of contributions to the political action committee of those fiscally conservative Democrats, the Blue Dogs, showed that the

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Whether the subject is health care reform, climate change, or pay-as-you-go budgeting rules, almost everyone, it seems, suddenly wants to ta

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If the results of the closely contested 2000 election had gone slightly differently, Joseph I. Lieberman might have spent at least four year

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