January 5, 2009

For Now, Obama Proves to Be Elusive Target for G.O.P.

Republicans are struggling to figure out how or even whether to challenge or criticize Barack Obama as he prepares to assume the presidency.

Filed under Republic by By ADAM NAGOURNEY

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Pension Fight Signals What Lies Ahead

Republicans and labor leaders oppose Gov. Jon S. Corzine’s proposal to allow the government to skip contributions of $584 million into pension funds in the coming year.

Filed under Republic by By DUNSTAN MCNICHOL

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Republicans Seek Recovery Plan Details

Republican Congressional leaders did not say they would oppose an economic recovery bill but warned against excessive spending.

Filed under Republic by By CARL HULSE

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Nevada: State Official Pleads Not Guilty

Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki pleaded not guilty to four felony charges accusing him of mishandling a multibillion-dollar state college savings program in 2007 when he was state treasurer. Mr. Krolicki, a Republican, appeared in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas. He had been indicted on charges of misappropriation and falsification of accounts. No money is missing.

Filed under Republic by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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Answers: The Year in Questions

Filed under Republic by By THE NEW YORK TIMES

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Talk About Out of Touch

The reaction of some Republicans to a racially charged song about Barack Obama does the country no good.

Filed under Republic by NYT > Republican Party

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