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In Which Sam Brownback Learns that Iowa Votes Can Only Be Purchased on the Cheap

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End of the Trail: Brownback. Photo: Brendan Smialowski / Getty Images And then there were nine. On Friday, Sam Brownback will drop his bid for the GOP presidential nomination . The Kansas senator, while popular with the conservative base of the party,...

If I Made It Snow in August, Would You Give Me Money?

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Gov. Huckabee Will Have the Deep Fried Twinkie. And Can He Get That With Low Fat Filling on the Side?

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I’d Love to Campaign, But I’m Busy in the Smoke-Filled Back Room Right Now

Holly Bailey | Oct 1, 2007 11:29 AM

Wondering why you haven’t been seeing much of the GOP presidential candidates lately? Well, that’s because they’ve been on the road raising money. Sunday was the deadline for third-quarter presidential fundraising, and while candidates don’t have to file with the FEC until Oct. 15, if the past is any indication, we’ll start to see partial glimpses of how they fared financially as early as Oct. 1. But we don’t have to wait for those filings to tell you one thing: In what has been a somewhat lackluster year for GOP fundraising, none of the Republicans today will likely come close to raising the kind of money that the Democratic presidential hopefuls are bringing in. More

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PROJECT GREEN

'A Whole New World'

Tony Hopfinger

For decades, tiny Barrow, Alaska, has been largely unknown and unnoticed. But with increasing global activity in the Arctic--especially from oil speculators--things are changing … fast.