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  1. Koch-funded group: Whoops! Didn't mean to be so transparent

    Americans for Prosperity, which is not required to disclose its donors while spending more than $20 million on ads trying to oust President Obama, accidentally provided more detail than required on where exactly it was spending its millions last week. That is, until the group realized that even that information is not required by the Federal Election Commission.

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  2. House freshmen: New members find new earmarks?

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  3. Profile: Robert Dold

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  4. Profile: Mick Mulvaney

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  5. Profile: Todd Young

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  6. Twoops! Romney-Ryan ticket has some lawmakers violating congressional Twitter rules

    When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced Rep. Paul Ryan as his running mate over the weekend, it set off a flurry of activity on some official congressional Twitter accounts.

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  7. Who 'nose' why Obama deleted this tweet?

    For some reason President Obama's campaign deleted two tweets quickly after posting them Tuesday, but the reasons remain shrouded in mystery. When Sunlight called the campaign to ask about the deletions, an aide said that no one could talk about them over the phone. Hmm? Is there something we're missing here? 

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  8. Profile: Rick Crawford

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  9. Profile: Lou Barletta

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  10. In Wisconsin Senate primary, outside groups backing Neumann fall short

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  11. Profile: Kevin Yoder

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  12. Profile: David Schweikert

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  13. Profile: Cory Gardner

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  14. Congressional rookies following the ways of Washington

    In 2010, voters were so determined to upset the Washington establishment that they elected a House of Representatives in which 20 percent of the faces were new. It was a political revolution. But nearly two years later, the 89 rookies elected in November, 2010—80 Republicans and nine Democrats—don’t look all that different from their more veteran colleagues.

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