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Healthy Interaction
Sen. Hillary Clinton and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich congenially share a dais, despite contentious history.
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The Roberts Report
Lightning rods don't resemble Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr.
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Calling All Candidates
In the few certifiably hot 2006 Senate races, leaders in both parties are trying madly to expand the playing field.
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Midterm Mixers
The polarized electorate and low number of competitive races bode well for the GOP in the 2006 elections.
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High Anxiety
Job approval ratings indicate that the public is completely unaware of what Congress has achieved.
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Moderate Success
Senate moderates may be the winners in the compromise negotiated over the "nuclear option."
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GOP's Tumbling Numbers
Recent surveys show that congressional Republicans in competitive races next year have good reason to be nervous.
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Quick and Dirty
There is a way to move beyond the stalemate over judicial nominations -- adopt the plan put forth by Sen. Arlen Specter.
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A Date With 2008
Even with the next presidential election three and a half years away, there's no shortage of potential candidates, or intrigue.
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Paths to Glory
Both the Republican and Democratic parties have long and difficult roads to follow in trying to come out on top in 2006 Senate races.
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Power Shift
Narrow victories aside, President Bush has accomplished something his predeccessors could not: maintaining his party's control of government.
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