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  Nov 20, 2012

  Romney Exits National Scene While Other GOP Notables Take Center Stage

  Just two weeks after the presidential election, Mitt Romney has already faded into the background and the GOP has already begun looking for new faces to take his place.

• Nov 20, 2012

  Romney Exits National Scene While Other GOP Notables Take Center Stage

  Just two weeks after the presidential election, Mitt Romney has already faded into the background and the GOP has already begun looking for new faces to take his place.

• Nov 19, 2012

  Obamacare Supporter Jon Stryker Watches as Family Firm Slashes Jobs Over Health Care Concerns

  Jon Stryker is a billionaire philanthropist and gay rights activist who along with his sisters, owns nearly 30 percent of the medical supply company, Stryker Corporation. A staunch liberal, he advocated for Obamacare since it would provide free health care to even more Americans. Now the company he is set to inherit announced last week they are cutting jobs as a preemptive measure against rising costs.

• Nov 17, 2012

  Gay Marriage Efforts Gain Steam While Opponents Deal With Internal Conflict

  Prior to the 2012 elections, proponents of traditional marriage had 32 consecutive state victories when it came to banning same-sex marriage. But this November four states – albeit four that lean left – ended that streak by voting to approve same-sex marriage in some fashion. Those defeats have also led to some internal strife within the pro-family movement.

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  Nov 16, 2012

  Did Petraeus Toe Obama's Line Today? Legislators Say 'No'

  Gen. David Petraeus, the tarnished war hero who resigned as CIA director this week over an affair with his biographer, testified before Congressional Intelligence Committees today over the 9/11 attacks in Libya. Many wondered if he would continue to support the president or confirm new reports that he argued against covering up missteps in Benghazi that resulted in the death of a U.S. ambassador and three others.

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  Nov 15, 2012

  Santorum Organizing; Warren Buffet Supporting Hillary in '16

  Inside sources close to Rick Santorum are saying the former Pennsylvania senator and 2012 GOP contender is already organizing for a run in 2016. On the other side of the aisle, investor Warren Buffett is already touting his choice to succeed President Obama in the White House.

• Nov 14, 2012

  Petraeus Affair Cheat Sheet: The Scandals Within the Scandal

  The revelation of an affair between former CIA Director David Petraeus and his biographer only added another layer to what some lawmakers see as the even larger scandal in Benghazi, Libya, where an ambassador and three other Americans lost their lives. Sprinkle on a few thousands emails between a four-star general and a Tampa socialite and you have a made-for-Washington screenplay that is producing more questions than answers.

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  Nov 14, 2012

  Old Guard Staying: Pelosi, McConnell Remain in Leadership Posts

  House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) will remain leaders of their caucuses despite the fact that neither has been able to recapture majority control of their respective bodies.

• Nov 14, 2012

  Jesse Jackson, Jr. Leaves Mayo Clinic; Plea Deal Said to Include Resignation

  Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. (D-Ill.), who has been AWOL from Congress since June of this year, left the Mayo Clinic Tuesday where he was being treated for a bipolar disorder. Sources are now reporting that Jackson will resign his seat and accept a plea deal from federal authorities for what appears to be disuse of campaign funds.

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  Nov 13, 2012

  Petraeus Scandal Leads to Investigation of Top US Commander in Afghanistan

  In a continuing saga that has shaken the intelligence and military communities, Gen. John Allen, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, is now under investigation for what is being billed as "inappropriate communications" with the woman who initially launched the scandal that led to the resignation of former CIA Director and four-star general David Petraeus.