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Prompting A Probe: Bysiewicz Put Her Public Office's Database To Private Political Use (Hartford Courant)

Secretary of the State Susan Bysiewicz, now a Democratic candidate for state attorney general, has politically exploited a database of citizens' names assembled at taxpayers' expense by her office: Her 2010 election committee has been sending unsolicited e-mails to thousands of people in that database, promoting her candidacy and seeking campaign contributions, The Courant has learned.
Gotta Love the Tea Party Crowd (National Catholic Reporter)

One of the few nice things about losing power around noon on Saturday during the blizzard, and not getting it back until 1 a.m. the next morning, was that I did not have to decide whether or not to watch the Tea Party Convention on C-Span.
Palin the mild one at shrill Tea Party (MalaysiaNews.net)

How shrill was the relentless rhetorical assault on Barack Obama at the Tea Party National Convention in Nashville? Put it this way: The Saturday night keynote speech from Sarah Palin -- no slouch wh...
Birther in Hot Water at Tea Party Meet (CBS News)

After Speech to Convention, WorldNetDaily Editor Is Slammed, Told Obama Citizenship Question "Not a Winning Issue"
Bill Maher Talks Obama's Birth Certificate, Ann Coulter's Balls, And More On 'Leno' (The Huffington Post)

What's Your Reaction? Bill Maher was a guest on "The Jay Leno Show" Friday and took the time to joke about President Obama's new populist tone, among other Washington news.
Brian Ross: President Obama at the Mad Tea Party (The Huffington Post)

After President Obama's performance, topping lion-tamer Gunther-Gebel-Williams at the GOP retreat last week, maybe it is time to trump keynote speaker Sarah Palin with a...
Obama pleads for 'civility' (Straits Times)

WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT Barack Obama pleaded on Thursday for the return of 'civility' amid the acrimony of US politics, and chided conservatives who even claim he was not born in the United States. Mr Obama is making a new attempt to bridge poisonous political divides with his agenda slowed in a fiercely partisan US Senate, and as Republicans and Democrats gear up for a bitter campaign before ...
Obama chides birthplace doubters (Orange County Register)

President Barack Obama this morning gave an offhanded swipe to the birther movement in remarks he made before the National Prayer Breakfast.
Obama pleads for return of 'civility' in US politics (AFP via Yahoo! News)

President Barack Obama pleaded on Thursday for the return of "civility" amid the acrimony of US politics, and chided conservatives who even claim he was not born in the United States.
Obama takes shot at birthers in speech to prayer breakfast (The Hill)

President Barack Obama said critics should not question his citizenship. Read more...
Editorial: Obama budget battle begins (Knoxville News Sentinel)

President Barack Obama 's budget lays the groundwork for some intense battles in and with Congress over taxes and spending that will test the seriousness of the effort to attack the deficit.An early test will be this administration's attempt, like administrations before it, to kill the C-17 cargo plane that the Pentagon says it neither needs nor wants. Doing so would save $2.5 billion, but ...
Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game (Reuters via Yahoo!7 News)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's call for a healthcare summit including both his fellow Democrats and Republicans sets the stage for a final push to get stalled legislation through Congress, but sceptical Republicans said on Monday the only solution is to start over.
Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

President Barack Obama's call for a healthcare summit including both his fellow Democrats and Republicans sets the stage for a final push to get stalled legislation through Congress, but skeptical Republicans said on Monday the only solution is to start over.
Obama's health care summit: Just for show? (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Could this turn into something more than political theater? President Barack Obama's televised dialogue with Republican lawmakers on health care, promised for later this month, has the makings of an entertaining exchange.
Obama's health care summit: Just for show? (AP via Yahoo! News)

Could this turn into something more than political theater? President Barack Obama's televised dialogue with Republican lawmakers on health care, promised for later this month, has the makings of an entertaining exchange. But the differences between the basic Democratic and GOP ideas are stark — and the two sides have increasingly hardened their positions in this election year.
Source: Obama, congressional leaders to talk health care Feb. 25 (CNN)

President Obama and a bipartisan group of leaders from the Senate and the House will meet February 25 for specific talks aimed at a compromise on health care legislation, a White House official told CNN on Sunday.
Obama's Health Care Summit: Just for Show? (ABC News)

Just for show? Chances slim for health care deal at Obama's summit with GOP _ but 'not zero' United States - Health care - Health - Barack Obama - Health Policy
Lower taxes, charges boost Nasdaq OMX profit (AP via Yahoo! News)

Eroding market share and weaker trading volumes hurt Nasdaq OMX Group Inc.'s fourth-quarter revenue, but sharply lower taxes and fewer charges helped the global exchange operator report better-than-expected profit growth.
Republicans skeptical on Obama health summit (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Republicans staked out a tough bargaining position Monday and demanded President Barack Obama shelve his massive health reform plan, after he cajoled them into a summit on his top priority issue.
Republicans in tough spot on Obama health summit (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Republicans were dug into tough bargaining positions and facing a political conundrum Monday, after President Barack Obama cajoled them into a health reform summit during a live Super Bowl interview.