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Supreme Court weighs the fate of Obama's landmark healthcare law — President Obama's signature domestic achievement — and, with it, a big part of his political legacy — is now in the hands of the Supreme Court. — The nine justices on Monday will begin hearing three consecutive days …
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Plouffe: GOP will “regret” branding health care “Obamacare” — (CBS News) Senior White House adviser David Plouffe said Sunday that the White House is “confident” its health care overhaul will be upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court - and that, ultimately, Republicans are going to regret having branded it “Obamacare.”
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Health Act Arguments Open With Obstacle From 1867 — WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday starts three days of hearings on the constitutionality of the 2010 health care overhaul law, an epic clash that could recast the very structure of American government.
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Utah's Senator Mike Lee urges GOP to back Romney — • Conservatives will start flocking to presidential candidate Mitt Romney, Sen. Mike Lee predicted Sunday as he offered his endorsement to the man he believes will be the best Republican to take on President Barack Obama.
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GOP race nears tipping point — The Republican primary is transitioning from hard-fought campaign to its next stage, a reckoning that Mitt Romney will be the nominee. — Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum have also moved to their next act: hecklers, rather than competitors …
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Taegan Goddard's … and ThinkProgress


A Top House Leader Backs Romney — Mitt Romney's list of endorsements from top elected Republicans will grow on Monday when the No. 3 GOP leader in the House announces his support for the former Massachusetts governor. … Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.), the House majority whip …
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CNN, The Hill, GOP 12, Los Angeles Times and The Political Carnival

President Obama Asks Medvedev for ‘Space’ on Missile Defense — ‘After My Election I Have More Flexibility’ — SEOUL, South Korea — At the tail end of his 90 minute meeting with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev Monday, President Obama said that he would have “more flexibility” …
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James Cameron Completes Record-Breaking Mariana Trench Dive — Solo sub dive is deepest ever. — The explorer-filmmaker emerges from his sub after returning from Challenger Deep. — Ker Than — At noon, local time (10 p.m. ET), James Cameron's “vertical torpedo” …
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Spike Lee didn't “Do the right thing” — There have been numerous threats made against George Zimmerman, the shooter of Trayvon Martin. It is unclear whether a crime was committed, and Zimmerman has not been charged. — Spike Lee's most famous film was Do the Right Thing, about racial tensions which spill into violence:

David Plouffe talks energy, elections; Rep. Paul Ryan defends GOP budget plan — Special Guests: David Plouffe, Rep. Paul Ryan … CHRIS WALLACE, HOST: I'm Chris Wallace. — As November draws closer, battle lines are drawn between the two parties — on high gas prices and how Washington spends our money.
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The Daily Caller, Weasel Zippers and Campaign 2012
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Santorum wins Louisiana, next matchup Wisconsin
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After Louisiana Win, Santorum Eyes Wisconsin
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Slower jobs growth for women voters could cost Obama in election — Women aren't faring as well as other groups in the job market's recovery and that could put a dent into their support for President Obama. — While female workers largely held their own through the recession …

Lobbyists, Guns and Money — Florida's now-infamous Stand Your Ground law, which lets you shoot someone you consider threatening without facing arrest, let alone prosecution, sounds crazy — and it is. And it's tempting to dismiss this law as the work of ignorant yahoos.
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Friend Suggests Zimmerman Used ‘Term Of Endearment,’ Not Racial Slur, Before Killing Trayvon Martin — George Zimmerman's attorney Craig Sonner and his longtime friend Joe Oliver have launched a public relations offensive arguing that Zimmerman acted in self-defense.