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Who will run the Republican Party in 2011? Here are video spots from the top candidates

You may have heard that Michael Steele is under fire and that a number of people are challenging him for the top spot at the Republican National Committee. Breitbart TV compiles video spots from the leading contenders: 

• Saul Anuzis
• Gentry Collins
• Reince Priebus
• Michael Steele
• Ann Wagner

Haley Barbour and Mitch Daniels could be the first two "real friends" who run against each other for President

Haley Barbour and Mitch Daniels are actual friends, not just friends in the sense of political colleagues. Both are talked of as 2012 Republican presidential contenders. Will they really run against each other in the primary?

With investment in World of Warcraft, poetry at zoos and Grateful Dead memorabilia in 2010, can Congress really curb its spending?

Fox News investigates the "out-of-control spending of the previous Congress, and prospective reforms by the GOP to curb expenditures in 2011.

The race for 2012 begins: A look at the field of GOP contenders by MSNBC's Morning Joe

Speaking to MSNBC's Morning Joe, David Gregory, Mike Barnicle, Andrea Mitchell and Jonathan Capehart discuss their views on prospective Republican candidates for the 2012 presidential race.

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Sarah Palin, as polarizing as Nancy Pelosi, is watching her numbers drop fast

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Senators say goodbye: The farewell speeches of the 111th Congress

Senators take the floor of the 111th Congress for the last time to say their farewells.

111th Congress accumulated more debt than the first 100 Congresses combined

The $143 billion question: Democrats prepare to challenge the GOP's Health Care repeal efforts over costs

In the midst of continuing debate over health care reform, the Congressional Budget Office says the proposed repeal of the legislation by the GOP will cost $143 billion, adding a new element to the ongoing partisan discourse surrounding the law.

Where to cut the budget? Bill Bennett weighs in on Republican plans for economic policy, stressing that "a lot depends on next spring"

CNN contributor Bill Bennett reflects on GOP strategy for tackling the deficit and the impact of economic legislation passed during the lame duck session. Bennett notes that "the real question [on the direction of economic policy] is who wins" in the initial debates of the 112th Congress.

"We've gotta get this economy working": Tom Price, the Incoming Republican Policy Committee Chair, discusses deficit reduction strategy

Georgia Representive Tom Price, incoming chair of the House Republican Policy Committee, discusses budget cuts and GOP deficit reduction strategy for the 112th Congress during an interview with America's Newsroom. Representative Price commented "the American people are excited about these types of ideas which focus on spending cuts" and the GOP is "very excited" about the new Republicans coming into Congress who are going to focus on these cuts.