KARL ROVE RESIGNS HIS POST AT THE WHITE HOUSE
U.S. President George W. Bush hugs White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove after Rove announced his resignation at the end of August on the South Lawn of the White House on August 13, 2007. Rove is widely credited with being the architect of Bush's Presidential election victories. (UPI Photo/Aude Guerrucci/POOL)
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Let's see if we've got this straight: The U.S. government runs out of money in little more than a week and will breach the debt ceiling within a few weeks, Congress is nowhere near approving a fiscal 2014 budget and defunding/repealing healthcare reform remains House Republicans' top priority.
Prominent Republican Party donors sent a letter to congressional Republicans Tuesday urging them to support of an overhaul of immigration laws.
A top U.S. Senate Democrat suggested Sunday Internal Revenue Service scrutiny of conservative political groups applying for tax-exempt status was appropriate.
A top U.S. Senate Democrat said Congress should expand its focus on the Internal Revenue Service and examine the use of non-profit groups for partisan purposes.
The Republicans are more popular in the United States than it might appear in the aftermath of the presidential election, GOP campaign guru Karl Rove said.
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Karl Rove, speaking to California Republicans, renewed his call for a revamped message from the GOP to catch voters in a changing America.
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Comedian Stephen Colbert said he'll donate much of the $770,000 left at the political action committee supporting his faux presidential campaign to charity.
Fox News chief Roger Ailes has directed the U.S. broadcasting outlet to limit Republican strategist Karl Rove's on-air appearances, New York magazine reported.
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