Joe Barton Retracts Apology to BP CEO Hayward
Texas Republican Takes Back Apology to BP CEO For What he Called Government "Shakedown"; Republicans, White House Condemn his Comments
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Texas Republican Takes Back Apology to BP CEO For What he Called Government "Shakedown"; Republicans, White House Condemn his Comments
Secretary of State Says Lawsuit Will be Filed Over Controversial Measure; President and Attorney General Have Only Said One is Being Considered
Controversial Republican Says she Opposes Legalization but Believes Someone Deciding to "Smoke a Joint in Their House" Shouldn't be High Priority For Law Enforcement
Vice President Joe Biden Called Texas Republican's Comments "Outrageous," while One Republican wants Barton to Give Up his Committee Chairmanship
Texas Republican Says $20 Billion Agreement Amounts to "Shakedown"; Calls it "Tragedy of the First Proportion"
In an Interview with Time Magazine, South Carolina Democratic Senate Nominee Attempts to Explain Himself and Defends His Candidacy
Washington Unplugged: GOP Rep. Joe Barton's Comments to BP CEO Tony Hayward Raises Issue of Past Relationship with Oil Industry.
As Many as 91 Banks Missed their Latest Payments to the Government for the Bank Bailout Progra
Pew Survey Shows People in Muslim Nations are Increasingly Disenchanted with Obama; U.S. Image Stronger in Other Regions
Republican State Rep. Limehouse Wants S.C. Law Enforcement Look into How Alvin Greene Paid Filing Fee
In Web Video, RNC Slams Obama for Taking 58 Days to Meet with BP Execs, Points Out Frivolous Activities He Enjoyed in That Time
Dem and GOP Strategists Say White House Should Have Responded Aggressively Weeks Ago
Hayward's testimony starts on a note of contrition and then outlines the findings of BP's internal investigation and some lessons learned.
One of the Organizers Behind the Tea Party Suggests Candidates Adhering to the Group's Principles should Stop Identifying with the Group to Avoid Negative Press Coverage
AP-GFK Poll Finds 45 Percent Favor of New Law, With 42 Percent Opposed