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From the Politico:

A high-profile White House meeting on Treasury’s $700 billion Wall Street rescue plan ended Thursday on a sour, contentious note, with no joint endorsement by the two presidential candidates, Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama.

From the Hill:

The Associated Press recounts the saga of Gus Puryear in the Huffington Post:

ABC News:

A deal has been brokered between Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton that will allow Clinton's name to be placed in nomination at next week's Democratic nominating convention, sources close to the Clinton camp told ABC News.

Believe it or not, tomorrow’s state legislative primaries might actually matter a little. In three East Tennessee races in particular—Doug Overbey vs.

Via a press release:

Well, its something. In the cloture vote today regarding the Medicare payments bill, Sens. Alexander and Corker broke with their party to allow the bill to be voted on in the Senate.

Are you completely tired of all the debates held among the contenders for US President? I was after about the 4th debate. I stipped watching them, mostly because the so-called moderators turned the whole affair into another game show, or so it felt like that to me.

For this Sunday:

Six days after Tim Russert’s death, his replacement on “Meet the Press” has been named — at least for this Sunday.

John Rodgers on the awesome display in front of the state capitol today: