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More at http://www.theuptake .org. Lawyers for Norm Coleman and Al Franken dueled in Minnesota while the state canvassing board reset the race to zero-zero and the recount begins.
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Witnesses at the Senate Banking hearing on Pres. Bush's financial bailout plan included: Treasury Sec. Henry Paulson; Fed. Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke; SEC Chairman Christopher Cox; and OFHFA Chairman James Lockhart III.
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Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Most of the attention is on the presidential race. But there's also that question of whether the Democrats are going to put together that 60 vote majority in the senate. In today's episode we look at the 12 top senate races that will determine whether the Democrats will go into 2009 with that filibuster-proof majority.
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In 1969, the US Senate had a hearing on funding the proposed Corporation for Public Broadcasting, but President Nixon wanted it cut in half for the Vietnam War. Sometimes nice guys do win some.
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British MP Galloway, falsely accused of taking bribes from Saddam Hussein, tears the US Senate a new one in this exhilarating MSNBC clip that grows more apropos every day.
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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mark Begich has now taken the lead in his race against Republican Sen. Ted Stevens. After counting some of the absentee and early votes, Begich is in the lead by 814 votes. (Nov. 13)
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The outcome of the Alaska Senate race remains unknown. Final results probably won't be released for more than a week. Sen. Ted Stevens is currently locked in a tight re-election battle with Democrat Mark Begich. (Nov. 6)
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Your Daily Politics Video Blog: 60? Still a very long shot. But 59 could totally happen. In today's episode of TPMtv, we bring you up to speed on the very latest on the still-to-be-decided Senate races.