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Rep. Jan Schakowsky: House Republicans stole your Christmas

Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) blasted House Republicans on Tuesday as they planned to kill the Senate compromise bill to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance.

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Anti-gay leaders endorse Santorum: 'He's one of us'

Leaders of an anti-gay conservative Christian organization on Tuesday endorsed Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum ahead the upcoming Iowa caucuses.

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Christie: My job is tougher than Obama's

Despite inheriting a recession, two wars and a myriad of other problems, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) doesn't think President Barack Obama's job is harder than his.

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Ron Paul: People call me racist because my 'policies are winning'

Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul became visibly irritated during a CNN interview on Tuesday after he was asked to explain 20-year-old racist newsletters that were written in his name, and have recently resurfaced.

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Maddow: Ron Paul calls out uncomfortable truth in GOP politics

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on Monday night discussed Ron Paul's rising poll numbers in Iowa, and said his candidacy for president revealed an "uncomfortable truth" about the Republican Party.

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Sen. Coons explains why Democrats broke off payroll negotiations

Sen. Chris Coons explained Monday why Democrats had agreed to extend the payroll tax cut for only two months, a compromise that House Republicans are now expected to kill.

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Gingrich: Federal officials aren't allowed to say 'Merry Christmas'

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Monday he was unaware of House rules prohibiting lawmakers from using their taxpayer-paid franking allowance to sent out Christmas mailings.

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Imus: Former Cheney aide 'smoking meth' to think Gingrich can win

Fox Business host Don Imus says you would have to be high to believe former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R) can win against President Barack Obama in the general election.

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Perry to bisexual 14-year-old: Homosexuality is a 'sin'

Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry explained Sunday that his faith tells him that gay men and lesbians shouldn't be allowed to serve openly in the military.

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O'Reilly: Romney, Gingrich will 'say anything' to win

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly doesn't understand why anyone would listen to Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich because "[t]hey'll say anything" to win the GOP nomination.

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Gingrich: 9 million immigrants will 'go home' voluntarily

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich explained on Sunday that his policies would require up to 9 million undocumented immigrants to return to their home nations -- and he predicted that they would do it voluntarily.

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Bachmann: I don't hate Muslims, 'I love the American people'

Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann on Saturday denied that she "hates Muslims."

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Barney Frank schools George Will, Paul Ryan on marijuana legalization

Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) told columnist George Will and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) on Sunday that Republican opposition to marijuana legalization was "a great embarrassment to the conservatives."

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