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updated 5:51 p.m. ET June 2, 2005
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Whistle-blowers who made their mark: With the revelation of the 30-year-old secret of 'Deep Throat's' identity, David Shuster takes a look back at the other notable whistle-blowers that have affected American history.
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The end of the 'Deep Throat' mystery: 'Deep Throat' was the biggest secret in U.S. politics and journalism
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Has Frist lost the faith of the religious right? Washington, D.C. is still buzzing over that filibuster compromise worked out by Senate moderates. And the anger is building on the right towards the Republican leader of the Senate, Bill Frist.
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Challenges in military recruitment: Iraq is having an impact on the numbers
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Filibusters and our Founding Fathers: Move currently threatens to rip the Senate apart
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First 100 days of the second term: President Bush has reached an important milestone
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Blowing up the rules of order: House and Senate fight over DeLay, judicial nominations
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For the brave: About 350 disabled military veterans who participated in a winter sports clinic in Snowmass, Colorado. It was an inspiring and transforming week.
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DeLay's dilemmas: Top Republican continues to hammer away at political foes
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Lobbying group muddying up Social Security debate? Conservative group makes early strike against AARP
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Conflict within the Pentagon: Disagreements about war planning then and now
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The controversy over Kerik: The Kerik controversy is far more colorful and spicy than even the White House could have imagined.
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Mending fences in Canada: President Bush's visit to America's northern neighbor described as awkward
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A day of unity— and rain— in Little Rock: The Clinton library dedication was a meeting of America's most exclusive club— U.S. presidents.
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Is the GOP at war with itself? The Republican Senator Specter has been on the hot seat with conservatives for saying that anti-abortion judges would be unlikely to be confirmed
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Everything not forgotten: Arafat's funeral will put the U.S. in an awkward position
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Election winners and losers: A review on who made us smile and cringe during the campaign
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Where's the 'October surprise'? Both campaigns are on pins and needles as they wonder what story might come out next
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Fear Factor '04: Campaign scare-tactics to get voters to the polls
- Twisting the facts: Both VP Cheney and Sen. Edwards were impressive at the debate— but both made misleading statements
- Debate countdown: After intense preparation, candidates need a moment to relax
- A broadcasting icon under fire: Drama has always seemed to follow Dan Rather
- A black eye for CBS: How purported documents turned out to be a blow to the network of Murrow and Cronkite.
- The 527 debate: Independent Republican groups have actually been far outspent by independent Democratic groups
- Spinning an opponent's statements: A politician's "own words" can be used against him— and it isn't always fair.
- The military vote is another wild card: Traditionally, veterans and members of the military tend to vote Republican. But will this year be different?
- The role of candidates' wives: The different styles of Laura Bush and Teresa Heinz Kerry
- Causes and conventions: Conventions have long been the platform for causes that were said to be above politics.
- Preparing for another election tie: Bush and Kerry teams already gearing up for a recount
- Should faith be a factor at the polls? How much does religion influence the vote? How much does religion influence the vote?
- Court-martials as old as the U.S. military: Procedure dates back revolutionary war
- Greatest hearings in history: From McCarthy to Clinton impeachment
- War of words: Are books the new medium to influence presidential campaigns?
- Hardball tries the political ad game: The 'Hardball' team investigated the art of political advertising
- Cheney's "F-bomb" on the Senate Floor: Even the Vice-President has his moments
- A choreographed media blitz?: The Kerry/Edwards campaign got the bang for its buck
- The Iraqi Handover: Will it influence the presidential election?
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