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Being Mr. Clean

Ethics and lobbying have become top-tier issues on the campaign trail. Both Barack Obama and John McCain have pledged to reform the campaign finance system and close the revolving door between government and the private sector.

• Graphic: Where They Stand


  • Full Series: Presidential Candidates & The Issues

  • > CongressDaily:  Key Senators Pursue Legislation On China Currency
  • > CongressDaily:  Conn. Senators Take Their Lumps In New Poll
  • > The Hotline:  It's Bizzaro 2002
  • > The Hotline:  Small State, Big State, Red State, Blue State
  • > National Journal Magazine:  I Spy... A White House Win
  • > National Journal Magazine:  Political Insiders Poll
Transportation

Infrastructure Crisis?

Dangers lurk in the nation's aging infrastructure system, but the real crisis may be in mustering the national will to address transportation issues that could affect future generations.

Foreign Affairs

'It Will Take Time'

Husain Haqqani, a longtime aide to former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and his country's new ambassador to the U.S., urges patience with Pakistan's leadership.


Ronald Brownstein: Political ConnectionsSat. Jul 5, 2008

Crossing The Great Divide

Efforts to expand the campaign battlefield this year could, paradoxically, be the first step toward taming partisan gridlock in Washington.

Mark Blumenthal: MYSTERY POLLSTERThu. Jul 3, 2008

On Trackers

The differences between trackers such as Gallup Daily and Rasmussen and the more traditional polls are smaller than they seem.

Ad Spotlight

Courting Christians

A pro-Obama Christian group hits the airwaves in Colorado. Plus: McCain enlists Spanish-speaking surrogates, and AARP says talk is cheap.

Poll Track Analysis

Minds On Their Money

Recent court decisions have brought social issues back into the spotlight. But new polling suggests such topics are taking a back seat in this election.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE

Watchdog Seeks Coleman Probe

Group calls for investigation into whether the Minnesota senator violated gift rules in renting an apartment from Republican strategist Jeff Larson.



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Hotline On Call

  • 5:34 pm: TIME: Christian Leaders Unite Behind McCain
  • 5:27 pm: No Fist Bump Snub
  • 4:06 pm: Dems Changing Tune On Faith-Based Programs
  • 2:20 pm: "Colombia Free Trade"
  • 1:36 pm: Celebrating The Fourth

Highlights

CongressDaily

  • Key Senators Pursue Legislation On China Currency
  • Conn. Senators Take Their Lumps In New Poll

The Hotline

  • It's Bizzaro 2002
  • Small State, Big State, Red State, Blue State

National Journal Magazine

  • I Spy... A White House Win
  • Political Insiders Poll
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