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The events leading to the debt ceiling showdown between Obama and Cantor, how and why it happened.
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Wall Street Journal 07.13.2011
Obama, GOP Open Talks Over Temporary Debt Fix
Wall Street Journal 10.11.2013
Poll Finds GOP Blamed More for Shutdown
Wall Street Journal 10.11.2013
Wall Street Journal 10.10.2013
Jim DeMint: We Won't Back Down on ObamaCare
Wall Street Journal 10.17.2013
New York Times 10.20.2013
Robert J. Samuelson - The dysfunction of American politics
Washington Post 10.25.2010
Origins of the debt showdown - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08.07.2011
Why the center-left is fed up with Obama - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08.11.2011
Obama as a Hope, and as a President
New York Times 08.10.2011
The system works - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08.12.2011
Bill Clinton has advice, and some criticism, for President Obama in new book - The Washington Post
Washington Post 11.06.2011
To Fix Image, Republicans in House Think Small
New York Times 02.02.2012
President Obama Should Seize the High Ground
New York Times 05.26.2012
Big gulf between parties, divisions within - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08.19.2012
Tucson tragedy 'a real opportunity' for nonpartisan groups No Labels, Third Way
Washington Post 01.11.2011
GOP Moves to Extend Debt Ceiling
Wall Street Journal 01.21.2013
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