As White House Memo on Sestak Raises More Questions, White House Refers to That Same Memo for Answers

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs on Tuesday would not say if there were multiple conversations with Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) about serving on a presidential advisory board in exchange for Sestak dropping out of the Democratic Senate primary race in Pennsylvania.

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As White House Memo on Sestak Raises More Questions, White House Refers to That Same Memo for Answers

Top Republicans to White House: Alleged Facts in Your Sestak Memo Appear to Document Lawbreaking

Three top House Republicans sent a letter to the White House counsel Wednesday saying they believe that a memorandum the counsel released purporting to explain the administration’s actions in offering to appoint Rep. Joe Sestak (D.-Pa.) to a federal position present a set of facts that appear to violate the law. 

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House GOP Unveils Website to Build Agenda

House Republicans unveiled an official government website Tuesday to solicit citizen ideas for a legislative agenda, a project they pledged would play no political role in their campaign to win a majority in midterm elections this fall.

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Poll: More Than Half of Americans Say Health Reform Is Not Worth Increasing the Deficit

A Quinnipiac University poll found that fewer Americans approve of how the president is handling the health care issue and fewer believe health care reform is important enough to warrant increasing the deficit.

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Poll: More Than Half of Americans Say Health Reform Is Not Worth Increasing the Deficit