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Members in both houses lash out against Obama's economic policies, and GOP governors expect to gain from a voter backlash. Plus: A government watchdog says he can't vouch for the administration's job numbers.
White House: No Drama For Obama In South Korea
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11/20/2009 Earlybird
- White House: No Drama For Obama In South Korea
- Health Care: House Passes Physician Pay Fix
- Lobbying: Health Insurers Rail Against Senate Bill
- Economy: Federal Watchdog Can't Vouch For Administration Job Numbers
- Congress: Economic Frustration Boils Over On Capitol Hill
- Politics: GOP Governors Expect To Gain From WH Backlash
- World: U.S. Missile Strike Kills At Least Eight Militants
- Energy & Environment: Countries Unveil Emissions Plans Ahead Of Copenhagen
- Technology: Conflict Erupts Over E-commerce Privacy Hearings
- Transportation: Flight Glitch Puts Pressure Back On FAA
- Commentary: Pundits Aren't Done With KSM