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	Politics News & Analysis  Thursday, Oct. 7, 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? Washington lobbying becomes a line of attack for both parties (By Dan Eggen Washington Post Staff Writer) Despite rising doubts at home, troops in one corner of Afghanistan see signs of progress (By Karin Brulliard) NRA backs Democrats in key races, frustrating GOP (By Ben Pershing) The Obama Presidency • Todd Palin responds to Joe Miller e-mail flap • Ad of the day: Rand Paul introduces Obama impersonator • Group targets Leno over O'Donnell sex joke The Fix by Chris Cillizza • Ohio governors race a "toss up" (again) • Afternoon Fix: Rubio raises $5 million; Christine O'Donnell down big; DCCC spending money on Salazar, Marshall and Donnelly • The Fix's 2010 debate guide Economic & Domestic Policy by Ezra Klein • Unreconciled • Austan Goolsbee on the Bush tax cuts, a payroll-tax holiday and what he'd do with $700 billion • How Del Posto's spaghetti with Dungeness crab gets made Latest Political Headlines U.S. and Afghans at odds over Kabul Bank reform (By Joshua Partlow and Andrew Higgins) Obama warns Democratic donors against 'sulking and sitting back' in midterms (By Nia-Malika Henderson) A Clinton-Biden swap 'on the table'? Absolutely not, says Axelrod. (By Anne E. Kornblut) In foreclosure controversy, problems run deeper than flawed paperwork (By Brady Dennis and Ariana Eunjung Cha) More U.S. women pull down big bucks (By Carol Morello and Dan Keating) Marco Rubio takes fire from Meek, Crist in Florida Senate debate (By Philip Rucker) Opinions Sumo wrestling with deficits (By George F. Will) Joe Biden, chatty on the stump (By David S. Broder) What terror alerts don't tell us (By David Ignatius) The Perriello experiment: Will Va. underdog be punished for his audacity? (By E.J. Dionne Jr.) Liberalism's crisis on trade (By Matt Miller) Live Discussions Tea Party Express' Amy Kremer on politics and the midterms (Amy Kremer) 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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