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George's Bottom Line | posted today at 11:51 AM EDT
Vice President Joe Biden told ABC's George Stephanopoulos today "everything is on the table" when it comes to protecting the interests of the U.S. and Israel against the threat of an Iranian nuclear... [continue]
George's Bottom Line | posted today at 11:40 AM EDT
Vice President Joe Biden today rejected Gov. Sarah Palin's complaint that she had been the victim of political blood sport. During ABC's exclusive behind-the-scenes interview with Biden in Iraq airing... [continue]
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ABC News' Rick Klein reports: Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele tonight said he plans to get in touch with Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin soon -- and indicated that he wants her help in... [continue]
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