Bachmann spouse: I don't push gays to be straight
Marcus Bachmann says his clinic will work with patients seeking to become heterosexual, but isn't seeking to change people; denies calling gays "barbarians"
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Marcus Bachmann says his clinic will work with patients seeking to become heterosexual, but isn't seeking to change people; denies calling gays "barbarians"
President said that Congress has a chance to raise the debt ceiling and also stabilize the economy for decades
By the end of Friday, a pecking order in the Republican presidential field could become clearer through required quarterly FEC filings
Total came from $2M raised in two and a half weeks, $2M transferred from Congressional account
Negotiations shift to Congress, party leaders gauge mood of members as "fallback option" emerges as potential Hail Mary
A recent FEC filing showed that Palin's PAC spent about $13,700 on bus wrapping as part of her "One Nation" bus tour
President is expected to address the debt limit debate in his third news conference in 17 days
Lawmakers reach deal to end budget impasse that caused two-week shutdown
Fundraiser comes shortly after deadline for debt limit deal; campaign official says it is not on hold
Eric Cantor is a Tea Party favorite who's drawn a line in the sand on taxes, even while being labeled "childish" by opponents
2009 emails show official vowing to put "some dead fish in the fox cubby," contradict claims White House was not excluding Fox from interview
Ahead of another White House meeting, lawmakers on both sides fire insults and jabs at each other
A handful congressmen want U.S. officials to investigate whether News Corp. violated U.S. law by allegedly hacking into phone records here and abroad
Jay Rockefeller urges investigation into whether U.K. papers violated U.S. law; U.K. leader vows probing claims of 9/11 victims hacked
Former NYC mayor testing the presidential waters in New Hampshire, but says he is "far away" from decision