Confronting an enormous fund-raising gap with Democrats, Republican Party officials say they are recruiting wealthy candidates who can spend millions of their own money to finance their Congressional races.
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Short of Money, G.O.P. Enlists Rich CandidatesRice's Turnabout on Mideast Peace TalksFor Condoleezza Rice, this week's negotiations in Annapolis, Md. , reflect her evolution from passive participant to activist diplomat. Bitterest Rival of Musharraf Returns HomeThe return of Nawaz Sharif is likely to create an immediate and profound change in the political situation in Pakistan.
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A Notorious Drag in Line for Big ChangesZoning laws and police may sanitize the legendary grit of the Rocky Mountain answer to Greenwich Village. New York Manhole Covers, Forged Barefoot in IndiaFoundry workers have few protections as they make manhole covers for Con Edison and a city department. In West Iowa, Obama's Man Thinks LocallyA 29-year-old former marine is hoping a personal touch turns voters into Obama recruiters in essential territory. |
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