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Mandy Locke / The Charlotte Observer:
Feds are looking at Edwards' campaign — RALEIGH Federal investigators are sifting through the records of money that helped John Edwards' presidential campaign to determine if any was used to keep quiet his affair with Rielle Hunter. — Edwards, a Democrat and former U.S. senator …
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Mike Baker / Associated Press:
Edwards acknowledges probe over campaign funds — RALEIGH, N.C. - Failed presidential candidate John Edwards, whose political action committee paid more than $100,000 to his mistress' company, acknowledged Sunday that federal investigators were looking into how he handled his campaign funds.
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Mandy Locke / Raleigh News & Observer:
Mellon gave Edwards a boost — Feds probe whether nonprofit's money went to girlfriend — John Edwards marched toward the White House in 2006 seeking an arsenal of millions collected a little at a time. — He also gathered more ammunition, about $11 million, collected in larger chunks …
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Ben Armbruster / Think Progress:
Specter: ‘I Did Not Say I Am A Loyal Democrat’ — Shortly after news leaked that Sen. Arlen Specter would be switching from the Republican to the Democratic Party, media reports quoted Specter telling President Obama he would be a “loyal Democrat” who would support his agenda:
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GOP chairman Steele calls moderates to party at La Crosse convention — By Patrick Marley of the Journal Sentinel — La Crosse - Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele appealed to the political middle Friday to join his party but added that the party itself wouldn't moderate.
Mike Allen / The Politico:
Specter: GOP moved ‘far to the right’ — Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) said Sunday in his first TV interview since becoming a Democrat last week he had not promised to be “a loyal Democrat” and would lead a filibuster against his new party if he felt strongly enough about an issue.
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Associated Press:
Jack Kemp, quarterback turned politician, dies — WASHINGTON - Jack Kemp, the former pro quarterback who turned fame on the gridiron into a career in national politics and a crusade for lower taxes, has died of cancer at age 73. — Family spokeswoman Marci Robinson said Kemp died shortly …
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Andrew Malcolm / Top of the Ticket:Jack Kemp, all-star quarterback, politician, father, dead of cancer, 73
Andy Barr / The Politico:
Assailin' Palin: Complaints deluge gov. — Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's life has changed in a myriad of ways since she became the Republican vice presidential nominee last August, but one aspect of her newfound fame has been more bracing than the others: Since entering the national spotlight …
CNN:
Cantor: 'We've got a lot to learn' from Obama — (CNN) — House Minority Whip Eric Cantor tells CNN's John King that the GOP still has a lot to learn from President Obama. — “President Obama is a great communicator. We understand that,” he said in an interview that aired on CNN's State of the Union Sunday.
Patrick Leahy / Boston Globe:
Lifting the Bush-era veil of secrecy — On US torture, we need to find out what happened - and why — THE OBAMA administration's decision to release more Bush-era memoranda, which sought to rationalize torture, shows that President Obama is following through on his promise to ban torture …
Karen Ocamb / The Huffington Post:
President Obama - Give Us an LGBT Advocate — I didn't bother writing a story on President Obama's first 100 Days. Other than a few appointments, there wasn't much to write about from an LGBT perspective. — So my heart quickened when I heard him talk about picking a replacement …
Washington Times:
Pelosi confronts justice — Laws apply to lawmakers, too — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is working to buffer lawmakers from federal investigators. This is a bad idea. Special legal protections for politicians encourage unethical conduct. — Irvin B. Nathan, general counsel of the House …
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Christine Simmons / Associated Press:
Obamas take a walk, holding hands in the evening — WASHINGTON - The first couple took full advantage of the cool spring night. — After a date night out on Saturday evening, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama decided to take a stroll when their motorcade arrived back at the White House.
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