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In the Loop By Al Kamen
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In the Senate, progress for some may mean inertia for others
The good news for Democrats these days is that, with the health-care overhaul done, the Senate is moving on financial reform and then maybe to climate change and even immigration reform. The bad news, for administration nominees waiting to be confirmed, is that the Senate's ambitious legislative ...
 

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