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   Gabriel Gomez's Mitt Romney-esque problem

   For a while there, it looked like Gabriel Gomez might be the next Scott Brown. Today, he's looking more like another Massachusetts Republican: Mitt Romney.
   Aaron Blake and Sean Sullivan,  The Washington Post   Fri May 10 11:38:03 EDT 2013

2. Politics

   

   How Congress is dealing with the sequester

   FAA legislation exemplifies the way Congress has responded to the sequester -- randomly, and almost entirely for reasons of publicity rather than policy.
   Rachel Weiner,  The Washington Post   Fri Apr 26 12:55:08 EDT 2013

3. Politics

   

   Can Sen. Kay Hagan can get away with what other red state Democrats can't?

   For a Democrat up for reelection in a red state, Hagan has flashed something of a blue streak lately. What gives?
   Sean Sullivan,  The Washington Post   Wed Apr 17 15:14:20 EDT 2013

4. House Republicans fault FDA on meningitis outbreak

   Republicans say FDA knew of problems at pharmacy since 2002 but failed to act
   Kimberly Kindy,  The Washington Post   Tue Apr 16 15:15:00 EDT 2013
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   Could sequester's cancer clinic cuts be reversed?

   Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-N.C.) has just introduced legislation that would reverse the sequester cuts that have led some cancer clinics to turn away Medicare patients.
   Sarah Kliff,  The Washington Post   Tue Apr 09 17:08:20 EDT 2013

6. Sen. Kay Hagan raised $1.6 million in first quarter

   Sen. Kay Hagan raised $1.6 million in first quarter
   Aaron Blake,  The Washington Post   Wed Apr 10 14:17:10 EDT 2013
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   The Fix's top 10 Senate races

   Could Scott Brown make his political comeback in New Hampshire? There are several reasons to believe it probably won't happen.
   Sean Sullivan and Aaron Blake,  The Washington Post   Fri Apr 05 11:46:16 EDT 2013

8. Spending cuts represent moment of truth for tea party

   Deep federal spending cuts set to begin Friday will be a high-stakes test for the Republican Party's brand.
   Zachary A. Goldfarb,  The Washington Post   Mon Feb 25 11:03:00 EST 2013

9. Jesse Helms is still stirring up controversy

   SHE THE PEOPLE | A U.S. congresswoman's effort to name a federal building for 'Senator No' has dissenters remembering a divisive legacy.
   Mary C. Curtis,  The Washington Post   Thu Dec 06 10:00:40 EST 2012

10. Travel tales

    Lawmakers' rowdy romp in Israel makes congressional travel a campaign issue, at least in one North Carolina race.
    Emily Heil,  The Washington Post   Thu Aug 23 14:55:00 EDT 2012