Politics News & Analysis: Interest-group spending for midterm up fivefold from 2006

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	Politics News & Analysis  Monday, Oct. 4, 2010 Get The Washington Post iPhone app! Campaign 2010 » Interactive | Everything you need to know about the 2010 Midterms - Which party will win control in November? America's Next Great Pundit » Contest | Have you ever watched a talking head on TV and thought: "Hey, I could do that"? If so, this contest is for you. Submit your entry here. Interest-group spending for midterm up fivefold from 2006; many sources secret (By T.W. Farnam and Dan Eggen) Win or lose, Republicans to target new health-care law after November elections (By N.C. Aizenman) As Emanuel returns home to run for mayor, some in Chicago say he has a lot to learn (By Jason Horowitz) The Obama Presidency • Rand Paul: Social Security retirement age may increase • Ad of the Day: Texas governor's tarmac letter to Obama • Emanuel gets dead fish as going-away present The Fix by Chris Cillizza • "Saturday Night Live" takes on Emanuel's departure • Afternoon Fix: Charlie Crist says he has no regrets about independent campaign; Mitt Romney makes Iowa endorsements • "Worst Week in Washington" Winner: Pete Rouse Economic & Domestic Policy by Ezra Klein • Reconciliation • Yes, it's progressive to cut wasteful goverment spending • Want to know whom Rahm Emanuel hung out with? Latest Political Headlines Kagan's recusals take her out of action in many of the Supreme Court's cases (By Robert Barnes) New coalition wants companies to pledge not to use corporate dollars on political campaigns (By Dan Eggen) Four candidates could make big difference for GOP in midterms (By Chris Cillizza) Afghan colonel vital to U.S. despite graft allegations (By Rajiv Chandrasekaran) Business issues feature prominently on Supreme Court's docket (By Amanda Becker) Opinions Engineering our own recovery (By Robert J. Samuelson) Every war has its limits (By Fareed Zakaria) A new line on democracy (By Fred Hiatt) Health care's second wind (By E.J. Dionne Jr.) Can CNN's new hour of politics succeed if the hosts won't bicker? (By Howard Kurtz) Live Discussions The Live Fix with Chris Cillizza (Chris Cillizza) Outlook: Glenn Beck is obsessed with Hitler and Woodrow Wilson. (I'm just saying.) (Dana Milbank) U.S. Congress Browse every vote in the U.S. Congress since 1991. » EXPLORE THE DATABASE | House Votes | Senate Votes • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 565: H R 3940 • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 564: H R 3081 • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 563: H R 512 Web-Wide News Alerts MyWebpost Get The Post's take on whatever you're reading -- anywhere on the Web. » Sign Up | Learn More
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