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Remembering Harry McPherson, a Warm and Wise Voice LBJ Library

Remembering Harry McPherson, a Warm and Wise Voice

The former Lyndon Johnson aide, who has died at 83, represented a bygone era of compromise and comity in Washington.

What Huntsman Accomplished in New Hampshire Reuters

What Huntsman Accomplished in New Hampshire

He's not on a glide-path to the nomination, but he enhanced his national stature and visibility while staying true to his principles.

The Other 9 Percent: People Who Approve of Congress Reuters

The Other 9 Percent: People Who Approve of Congress

It seems impossible that anyone would think well of the job our legislative branch is doing, yet some do. Who are these people?

Ron Paul: The Voice of Reason? Reuters

Ron Paul: The Voice of Reason?

He certainly has his eccentricities, but in last night's Republican debate, he seemed to be the only grownup in the room.

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