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Bring on the bling: Making politicians wear their true colors
Opinion L.A.There's a hue and cry right now about members of Congress being beholden to their largest campaign supporters -- Big Pharma, Big Oil, Big Labor, Big Buns, Big Ag -- and it's only going to get bigger now that the Supreme Court has essentially relocated... -
Prof. Obama's lecture on business to the Business Roundtable
Top of the TicketDemocrat trying to sell his government reform plans gets a polite response from his business audience.... -
Google wants U.S. to include Internet freedom in trade agreements
L.A. Times Tech BlogIncluding Internet freedom in new trade agreements is crucial to the flow of international commerce, Google Vice President and Deputy General Counsel Nicole Wong said at a Senate hearing Wednesday. Internet censorship has economic implications that... -
Don't Lose Seoul, America
SOUTH KOREAN President Roh Moo-hyun arrives in Washington on Thursday for meetings with President Bush at a time of great tension and increasing uncertainty in their nations' alliance. The persistent source of friction is fundamentally different...Tags: U.S. Military, China, George W. Bush, Wars and Interventions, International Military Interventions
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We were warned
At a briefing for conservative journalists before the State of the Union address, White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolten said President Bush isn't wistful about the close of his presidency and doesn't foresee a day when he will pine to be back in the Oval...Tags: Government, White House, Sociology, George W. Bush, Political Candidates
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Paul believes in threat of North American superhighway
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe man from Arlington, Texas, could barely contain his smirk as he looked into a computer video camera to pose a question of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul. Paul's followers talk about such conspiracy theories as "merging the United States...Tags: Transportation, Government, Rick Perry, Comedy Central (tv network), Economic Organization
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Going protectionist over a fantasy highway
The U.S. is known for its "paranoid style" of politics, so brace yourself for the next Big Scare coming down the pike (literally) -- the Trans-Texas Corridor. Isolationist conservatives, emboldened by their jihad last year against the Dubai Ports World...Tags: Transportation, Government, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Defense, Economic Organization
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Letters to the editor
Lobbying rips off the public Re "New anthrax vaccine sunk by lobbying," a Times investigation, Dec. 2 The influence of lobbyists becomes more blatant and destructive to the public interest every day. We simply must put an end to it. As long as...Tags: Unions, Gays and Lesbians, Weather, Career and Workplace, Parties and Movements
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Taking Baja South
They arrive by land, air and sea, with visions of the good life dancing in their heads. At first, their numbers are so small as to be barely noticeable. But within a few years they may end up taking over your street, your colonia, practically your...Tags: Transportation, Restaurants, Retirement, Defense, Environmental Politics
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Obama vs. McCain, by the map
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn many states that President Bush captured in the 2004 election, Barack Obama has swelled the ranks of Democrats by the thousands, drawing record numbers of young people and African Americans to the polls. But will this enthusiasm -- which propelled his...Tags: White House, Parties and Movements, Economic Organization, John McCain, Republican Party
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Clinton, Obama agree on changing trade pact
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersToughening their stances as they appealed for votes in economically stricken Ohio, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that they would use the threat of opting out of the North American Free Trade Agreement to substantially renegotiate...Tags: Saturday Night Live (tv program), Television, Louis Farrakhan, Political Candidates, Parties and Movements
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Making Waves Could Sink His Chance for Plum Post
Times Staff WriterWASHINGTON — For Dana Rohrabacher (R-Huntington Beach), some days it seems as if these are the best of times. A first-time father at 58, he rhapsodizes over helping feed his 16-month-old triplets. He rejoices that he and his 35-year-old wife,...Tags: Government, University of Southern California, Christopher Cox, White House, Medical Research
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