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Political News Alert

---------------------------------------- Politics News Alert: Bush-era tax cut extensions fail to advance in Senate December 4, 2010 11:31:23 AM ---------------------------------------- Senate Republicans have blocked legislation allowing taxes to rise on upper income taxpayers on Jan. 1. The vote Saturday was 53-36, seven short of the 60 needed to advance the measure. http://link.email.washingtonpost.com/r/92KH5M/72ZBZK/U820L6/YKB1XD/JBVXV/VU/h For more information, visit PostPolitics.com. ---------------------------------------- Explore Washington Post content in a whole new innovative way. Click below to explore Time and Space ----- sponsored by Sprint. http://timespace.washingtonpost.com/project/politics?wpisrc=nl_polalert ---------------------------------------- Get politics news alerts sent to your mobile phone. Sign up by texting POLITICS to 98999. Manage your e-mail subscriptions To unsubscribe, click here ---------------------------------------- Copyright 2010 The Washington Post Company Washington Post Digital c/o E-mail Customer Care 1150 15th Street NW Washington, DC 20071

A Surprising Forecast by Forbes Columnist Ken Fisher

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Politics Afternoon Edition: Congress gets a reality check

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Friday, December 3, 2010 HEADLINES 1) Obama slips into Afghanistan, skips on Karzai Under intense security, Obama landed in darkness after a clandestine departure from the White House on Thursday, where plans of his trip into the war zone were tightly guarded. » Read full article 2) Senate Dems light into Republicans over tax cuts Scrooge, fat cats and terrorists -- those were just a few of the names hurled at Republicans on Friday. » Read full article 3) Kennedy niece goes after Palin Palin's book makes clear just how dangerous her proposed path can be. » Read full article 4) Congress gets a reality check The deficit commission has shown that there are solutions for the difficult problems facing the country. » Read full article 5) Clinton's having the worst week Clinton's joy ride screeched to a halt this week thanks to WikiLeaks' Julian Assange » 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 Gen. David Petraeus presenting president Obama with a t-shirt during his visit to Afghanistan: "...the commander, the 43rd commander of the 101st Airborne Division -- (cheers) -- came up with a manly man T-shirt, and no one will mess with you if you wear this, Mr. President." COMMENT OF THE DAY TaylorCoursey, on 'The watchdog group that loves to hate Fox News' article: Before anyone criticizes Media Matters they need to check out the site for themselves. It's sad that fighting conservative misinformation is such a growth industry, but it's true. MULTIMEDIA Video | The Fast Fix The problem with attacking Palin Why are some Republicans beginning to attack Palin, while others remain quiet? 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