Joe Hallett

Columbus Dispatch

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On Day Three of the government shutdown, moderate Republicans are showing signs of anger at Tea-Party colleagues who are adamant about using the government shutdown to accomplish their…

Day Three of the Government Shutdown

On Day Three of the government shutdown, moderate Republicans are showing signs of anger at Tea-Party colleagues who are adamant about using the government shutdown to accomplish their…

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Deadlock on Capitol Hill

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