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Press Secretary Makes Joke About Former White House Chief of Staff Running for Mayor in Snowbound Second City
Washington Unplugged: White House Correspondents Mark Knoller, Bill Plante, Peter Maer and Deputy Washington Bureau Chief Jim McGlinchy Remember Highlights Covering "The Gipper"
Washington Unplugged: CBS News' Vicki Barber and Liz Palmer Describe the Scene in Egypt
Son of Former President Ronald Reagan Says his Father has Nothing in Common With "Soap Opera" Palin
President Presses Egyptian Leader to do the Right Thing as Protesters Continue to Call on him to Step Down
Washington Unplugged: NYT's Helene Cooper Says It's "Very Clear" the Administration Prefers Mubarak Step Aside, But Some Egyptian Officials Say U.S. Should Mind Own Business
John Dickerson Provides a guide to the Political "Debate" About the Budget
Management Style of Ambassador to Luxembourg Prompted Staffers to Volunteer to Serve in Afghanistan and Iraq, Report Finds
Ruben Hinojosa Says Loan for Family's Meat Company Caused Financial Problems; Serves on Committee Overseeing Banks
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Washington Unplugged: The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg Discusses the Tricky Role for the Obama Administration in Dealing with the Situation in Egypt
Former Alaska Governor to Miss Conservative Conference That Doubles as Presidential Contender Cattle Call for Fourth Straight Year
Despite Senate Failure of Bill to Repeal Health Care Law, Republicans Vow to Keep Fighting
Following Condemnation from Activists that Abortion Bill "Redefined Rape," Author of House Bill Amends Wording
Budget Committee Spending Caps Would Save $32 Billion Against Current Spending; No Specifics Yet