Politics News & Analysis: GOP a party that is both united and divided

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	Politics News & Analysis  Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 Political Trivia » Monday through Friday morning | Test yourself with Political Stump. Scour Washington Post stories for answers and then find out how well you know WhoRunsGov. GOP a party that is both united and divided (By Jon Cohen and Dan Balz) In health-care reform, no deficit cure: Debate rages over bill's impact on costs -- and how much that matters (By Lori Montgomery) Even if health bill passes soon, wait for reforms could be long (By David S. Hilzenrath) The Obama Presidency • Obama to press Australian PM on troops for Afghanistan • Huckabee says he's 'less likely' to run for president in 2012 • Lawmakers lay out Obama's challenge in the case for more troops The Fix by Chris Cillizza • MA-Sen: The Globe goes for Khazei • Turkey Time! • The most important number in politics today Capitol Briefing • McChrystal tells lawmakers Obama engaged in "thoughtful process" on request for more troops • Pelosi: Democrats facing voter 'unrest' over war spending, troop increase • Hoffman concedes a 2nd time in NY House race Daily Dose Will You Be Able to Keep Your Insurance? Health Sector Lobbying Far Outpaces Oil & Gas The Murky Effect of Insurance Exchanges Best of the Web > Powered by the Political Browser The best political news and commentary: Obama's Speech on Afghanistan to Envision Exit (New York Times) U.S. Cool to Surge in Afghanistan's Own Force (Wall Street Journal) Why Time Is on Barack Obama's Side (Politics Daily) We Know How this Debate Ends. Or Do We? (The New Republic) Maine's Moderate Republican Senators Thriving (Associated Press) Latest Political Headlines Iran vows to expand its nuclear program: 10 uranium-enrichment sites announced after international rebuke (By Thomas Erdbrink) White House security already under review (By Michael D. Shear and Spencer S. Hsu) Gate-crashing 101: A history of uninvited guests (By Wil Haygood) Live Discussions Post politics hour: 11 a.m. ET (Perry Bacon Jr.) Balance of Power: Noon ET (Tucker Carlson and Ana Marie Cox) Opinions Social climbing with a twist: White House gate-crashers in a long tradition (By Anne Applebaum) Fed 'reform' we don't want (By Robert J. Samuelson) The deflated Arab hopes for Obama (By Jackson Diehl) A courageous call for civility (By E.J. Dionne Jr.) Health reform can cure cancer (By John L. Marshall) U.S. Congress Browse every vote in the U.S. Congress since 1991. » EXPLORE THE DATABASE | House Votes | Senate Votes • Congress 111, Senate vote: Vote 353: On the Cloture Motion • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 910: H R 1834 • Congress 111, House vote: Vote 909: H R 3961 Web-Wide News Alerts MyWebpost Get The Post's take on whatever you're reading -- anywhere on the Web. » Sign Up | Learn More
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