Politics Afternoon Edition: The deadly bailout vote will be back

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Monday, November 22, 2010 HEADLINES 1) The deadly bailout vote will be back The Troubled Assets Relief Program, which might have been the deadliest vote of 2010, is not going anywhere in 2012. » Read full article 2) Deficit deal may actually happen "I'm open to everything if it gets us where we need to go," said Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.). » Read full article 3) Snowe, Collins back lawsuit challenging health-care law Olympia Snowe was the only Republican senator who supported the health-care bill at any stage. » Read full article 4) The next big Republican war? The next big intra-party GOP fight may be over ethanol subsidies. » Read full article 5) The GOP's 2012 dark horses History suggests that the 2012 GOP presidential field will produce a dark horse. But who will it be? » Read full article THE WASHINGTON POST APP FOR IPAD ™ Watch Bob Woodward and Ben Bradlee discuss The Washington Post App for iPad here. Download our new App for iPad here. QUOTE OF THE DAY A new watchdog report detailing that federal agents responsible for driving nuclear weapons and other sensitive materials sometimes got drunk and were detained by police while on the job: "Alcohol incidents such as these, as infrequent as they may be, indicate a potential vulnerability in [Office of Surface Transportation]'s critical national security mission" COMMENT OF THE DAY reussere, on 'Conservatives split with military leaders on nuke treaty' article: The number of people who have come out in support of these treaty are amazing. Not just our entire military, but a huge range of very conservative leaders who know what not ratifying it would mean for our security. MULTIMEDIA Video | Clinton wouldn't choose a pat down Clinton wouldn't choose a pat down Description: Hillary Clinton tells Bob Schieffer she wouldn't submit to a TSA pat down if she could avoid it on this week's episode of "The Feed." SEND US A TIP | ADVERTISE | UNSUBSCRIBE | PRIVACY POLICY | NEWSLETTER CENTER Washington Post Digital c/o E-mail Customer Care 1150 15th Street NW Washington, D.C. 20071