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House Speaker John Boehner (AP Photo)
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Republicans have no foothold on the ‘fiscal cliff’

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Examiner Local Editorial: P.G. Dems go from frying pan into fire
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Examiner Local Editorial: P.G. Dems go from frying pan into fire

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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney during the first presidential debate at the University of Denver. (AP Photo)
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Examiner Editorial: Demographics haven’t killed the GOP — yet

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Examiner Local Editorial: ‘Accessory apartment’ proposal is ultimately unfair
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Examiner Local Editorial: ‘Accessory apartment’ proposal is ultimately unfair

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Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney concedes the presidency at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. (Getty Images)
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Examiner Editorial: Republicans are often their own worst enemies

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Examiner Local Editorial: No-bid contracts: Engraved invitations to corruption
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Examiner Local Editorial: No-bid contracts: Engraved invitations to corruption

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HOHENFELS, GERMANY - MARCH 19: U.S. soldiers of the 173rd Airborne Brigade based in Vicenza, Italy, conduct a patrol through a mock Afghan village during a training exercise at the U.S. Army's Joint Multinational Readiness Center only weeks before the 173rd will deploy to Afghanistan on March 19, 2012 near Hohenfels, Germany. Though the Pentagon plans to possibly pull out two U.S. Army infantry brigades based in Germany in an effort to reduce costs, the U.S. military?s strong presence in Germany will likely continue, both due to the U.S. roll in NATO as well as the support the German bases provide for U.S. overseas military commitments. (Photo by Johannes Simon/Getty Images)
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Examiner Editorial: Uncle Sam’s shameful neglect of military voters

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Examiner Local Editorial: An irrational anti-gun mentality
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Examiner Local Editorial: An irrational anti-gun mentality

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President Barack Obama (Getty Images)
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Examiner Editorial: Obamacare’s price: Full-time jobs become part-time

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393713 09: As coal is poured into a waiting barge, smoke billows from a coal powered electric plant August 26, 2001 in western, PA. The coal mining industry, once nearly extinct in Pennsylvania, has made a recent comeback as a centerpiece to President Bush''s energy plan. Since February of 2001 the price of coal has doubled to more than $40 a ton and over a thousand miners have gone back to work in Pennsylvania this year alone. Coal mining, while dangerous, dirty work, is still one of the best paying occupations in western Pennsylvania, with the average wage over $18 an hour with up to $6 an hour more in benefits. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
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November surprise: An EPA crackdown on coal

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