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Nevada's Angle keeps low profile

Sharron Angle, Nevada's newly minted Republican Senate nominee, arrived in Washington on Tuesday to court GOP powerbrokers and try to prove that she is ready to take down Majority Leader Harry M. Reid. But as she made the rounds of the senators she came to see, the anti-Washington candidate seeme...

Lawmakers' investments, oversight intersect: Some congressional panels have high concentrations of shares in sectors they oversee (Post, June 14, 2010)

National party favorite may not be voters' choice in N.C. (Post, June 14, 2010)

A watchdog on growth with a sense of direction: Amid political conflicts, planning expert dramatically shifted Montgomery's path (Post, June 14, 2010)

The Sunday Take: 'Angry electorate' could be unpredictable at polls this fall (Post, June 13, 2010)

Outsider candidates seek insider help: Shoestring campaigns in primary give way to more money, expertise (Post, June 13, 2010)

Clarence Thomas in 2012! (By Kashmir Hill and David Lat, June 13, 2010)

Worst Week in Washington: Who had the Worst Week in Washington? Organized labor. (By Chris Cillizza, June 13, 2010)

Before Helen Thomas, other career-changing gaffes (June 13, 2010)

Why we'll miss Helen (By Jon Ward, June 13, 2010)

Gays aim to retain political power: ACTIVISTS EYE D.C. ELECTIONS
Marriage-law victory energizes agenda (Post, June 13, 2010)

A little help from her new friends: Unpopular with S.C.'s politicians, Nikki Haley soars with backing of tea party, Palin (Post, June 12, 2010)

Tea party loses some steam after primaries: Lack of organization prompts activist leaders to ponder their future (Post, June 12, 2010)

Candidates for offices in D.C. file finance reports (Post, June 11, 2010)

Republican voters toss Harry Reid a softball (By Dana Milbank, June 10, 2010)

A frustrated D.C. turns its sights on statehood: TIRED OF COMPROMISE
Activists push for full fight for equal rights (Post, June 10, 2010)

Biden blossoms as Obama's prime spokesman (By Howard Kurtz, June 10, 2010)

: Lincoln wins Senate runoff in Arkansas (Post, June 9, 2010)

Arizona blocked from subsidizing state candidates facing privately funded foes: Governor will be among those most hurt by Supreme Court decision (Post, June 9, 2010)

In Senate and on trail, Democrats target jobs moving abroad: Tax bill aims to discourage companies from moving overseas (Post, June 9, 2010)

Arizona leaders worry as state's image takes beating nationally: Bitter debate over immigration law dismays both parties (Post, June 9, 2010)

What you don't know about Haley (Post, June 9, 2010)

Lincoln overcomes moxie and money to move ahead (Post, June 9, 2010)

N.Va. Republicans tap Fimian for House (Post, June 9, 2010)

Support low for elected officials: SOUR MOOD ON PRIMARY DAY
Anti-incumbent feelings at new high, poll finds (Post, June 8, 2010)

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