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Starting From Scratch.(Ron Paul)
Starting From Scratch.(Ron Paul)
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Starting From Scratch.(Ron Paul)

Fineman, Howard

Newsweek, 2007-12, Vol.150 (25), p.45-45

Newsweek LLC

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2012's Cowards: The Republican Party flirts should stop complaining about how tough it is to run for president and get in the game
2012's Cowards: The Republican Party flirts should stop complaining about how tough it is to run for president and get in the game
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2012's Cowards: The Republican Party flirts should stop complaining about how tough it is to run for president and get in the game

Kurtz, Howard

Newsweek, 2011-06, Vol.157 (23), p.34

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Interview: Meg Whitman: The former eBay chief and California gubernatorial candidate on the brutality of politics--and how she was proved right on Skype
Interview: Meg Whitman: The former eBay chief and California gubernatorial candidate on the brutality of politics--and how she was proved right on Skype
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Interview: Meg Whitman: The former eBay chief and California gubernatorial candidate on the brutality of politics--and how she was proved right on Skype

Romano, Lois

Newsweek, 2011-05, Vol.157 (22)

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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David Plouffe: Obama's quiet, tightly wound campaign manager is a one-man political database
David Plouffe: Obama's quiet, tightly wound campaign manager is a one-man political database
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David Plouffe: Obama's quiet, tightly wound campaign manager is a one-man political database

Newsweek, 2008-05, Vol.151 (20)

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Perspectives
Perspectives
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Perspectives

Newsweek, 2008-03, Vol.151 (11)

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Perspectives: U.S. Edition Edition
Perspectives: U.S. Edition Edition
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Perspectives: U.S. Edition Edition

Newsweek, 2007-03, Vol.149 (9), p.27

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Soledad O'Brien: A cable host's new bite
Soledad O'Brien: A cable host's new bite
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Soledad O'Brien: A cable host's new bite

Grove, Lloyd

Newsweek, 2012-11, Vol.160 (19), p.4

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Interview: Bob Schieffer: At 74, the new king of the Sunday shows calls himself an 'old man.' Here's what keeps him in the hunt
Interview: Bob Schieffer: At 74, the new king of the Sunday shows calls himself an 'old man.' Here's what keeps him in the hunt
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Interview: Bob Schieffer: At 74, the new king of the Sunday shows calls himself an 'old man.' Here's what keeps him in the hunt

Grove, Lloyd

Newsweek, 2011-12, Vol.158 (24)

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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Trump May Have Broken Federal Bribery Laws in the Ukraine Scandal--But What Will His Justice Department Do About It? Now that the snowballing evidence of quid pro quo has become so rock solid that even Trump's most die-hard stalwarts feel political pressure to concede it, a question begs to be answered: Why hasn't the Department of Justice opened a formal criminal inquiry into Trump's conduct?
Trump May Have Broken Federal Bribery Laws in the Ukraine Scandal--But What Will His Justice Department Do About It? Now that the snowballing evidence of quid pro quo has become so rock solid that even Trump's most die-hard stalwarts feel political pressure to concede it, a question begs to be answered: Why hasn't the Department of Justice opened a formal criminal inquiry into Trump's conduct?
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Trump May Have Broken Federal Bribery Laws in the Ukraine Scandal--But What Will His Justice Department Do About It? Now that the snowballing evidence of quid pro quo has become so rock solid that even Trump's most die-hard stalwarts feel political pressure to concede it, a question begs to be answered: Why hasn't the Department of Justice opened a formal criminal inquiry into Trump's conduct?

Parloff, Roger

Newsweek, 2019-11, Vol.173 (16)

Newsweek LLC

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The Obamacons, Revisited: In 2008, Barack Obama boasted the support of more than 40 prominent Republicans and conservatives. These "ObamaCons" were offered as a barometer of Obama's crossover appeal, evidence of his ability to unite the nation. But four years later, do the ObamaCons regret their decision? Are they returning to their roots and supporting Mitt Romney? Or are they sticking with Obama? Newsweek asked several to weigh in.[1]
The Obamacons, Revisited: In 2008, Barack Obama boasted the support of more than 40 prominent Republicans and conservatives. These "ObamaCons" were offered as a barometer of Obama's crossover appeal, evidence of his ability to unite the nation. But four years later, do the ObamaCons regret their decision? Are they returning to their roots and supporting Mitt Romney? Or are they sticking with Obama? Newsweek asked several to weigh in.[1]
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The Obamacons, Revisited: In 2008, Barack Obama boasted the support of more than 40 prominent Republicans and conservatives. These "ObamaCons" were offered as a barometer of Obama's crossover appeal, evidence of his ability to unite the nation. But four years later, do the ObamaCons regret their decision? Are they returning to their roots and supporting Mitt Romney? Or are they sticking with Obama? Newsweek asked several to weigh in.[1]

Newsweek, 2012-09, Vol.160 (11)

New York: Newsweek Publishing LLC

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