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January 3: Top 8 Moments From Sunday Talk
Obama's counterterrorism adviser suggests Dick Cheney is "ignorant," Brit Hume helps Tiger Woods find God, and Howard Kurtz blasts Brian Williams. That and more in our weekly roundup.
The Politician of the Year
Everyone hated Harry Reid, but Matthew Yglesias says today he proved himself a hero by squeezing 60 votes from a cranky, uncooperative Senate for historic health-care legislation.
As the president meets with senators on Sunday, and lead negotiator Max Baucus faces a scandal, here's what has to happen for health care to pass before the new Christmas deadline.
Ladies Night on Capitol Hill
Women hold the balance of power in the Senate health-care debate. But Linda Hirshman argues their influence is shakier than it seems.
Forget Bipartisanship
Health-care reform passed the House with just one GOP vote, and the fetishists of bipartisanship are clucking. But Paul Begala says after the bipartisan march to war in Iraq and other disasters, the Democrats are making a smart bet.
Obama's Blue Dog Problem
So much for Al Franken's 60th vote. A coalition of renegade Democrats stands ready to defy the president, writes Matthew Yglesias, and could damage his legislative agenda.
The GOP Should Let Obama Self-Destruct
I'm no strategist or political thinker, and I voted Democrat in the last presidential election-but since everyone else is weighing in, what the hell.



















