Politics News & Analysis: Tea party picking up steam nationwide

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	Politics News & Analysis  Tuesday, Sept. 21, 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? Tea party picking up steam nationwide (By Amy Gardner) Fearing a soaring deficit, many analysts favor letting Bush tax cuts expire (By Lori Montgomery Washington Post Staff Writer) Obama answers skeptics after recession is declared officially over (By Neil Irwin and Nia-Malika Henderson) The Obama Presidency • Conservatives dominate campaign spending by interest groups • Jimmy Carter: My role is 'superior' to those of the other ex-presidents • Ad of the day: Web ad claims tea party 'coaching staff does not get along' The Fix by Chris Cillizza • Afternoon Fix: DNC raised $10.9 million in August, and DSCC outpaced NRSC; Carter says he is a 'superior' ex-president • Can Christine O'Donnell win? • The next Tea Party targets Economic & Domestic Policy by Ezra Klein • Reconciliation • The Bush tax cuts need to expire to pay for Bush's spending • Personalizing income Latest Political Headlines Obama stumps in Pa. for Senate candidate (By Nia-Malika Henderson) Senate poised for close vote on repealing 'don't ask, don't tell' law (By Ed O'Keefe) Sen. DeMint champions 'tea party' candidates (By Perry Bacon Jr. Washington Post Staff Writer) Children of al-Qaeda in Iraq pay for sins of their fathers (By Leila Fadel) Brazil quickly becoming a player in the global economy (By Juan Forero) U.N. foresees dramatic cuts in poverty (By Mary Beth Sheridan) Carter: My role is 'superior' (By Matt DeLong) Opinions The pope bashers' big favor (By Anne Applebaum) Republicans, bewitched (By Richard Cohen) Ohio's leading indicator (By Michael Gerson) Newt's sharia scare (By Eugene Robinson) Media Notes: Obama confronts the pain (By Howard Kurtz) Media Notes: MSNBC finally pays off at 30 Rock (By Howard Kurtz) 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 531: H RES 1613 • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 530: H R 4785 • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 529: H R 4785 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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