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Senate Democrats blocked four resolutions to fund government programs, including paying the National Guard and opening national parks, as Republicans offered the limited measures in an attempt to win the government shutdown fight by financing popular programs and leaving those they oppose untouched. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
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OMB: Furloughed federal employees paid $2 billion for not working

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Angry Tea Party leaders go ‘RINO’ hunting for would-be Republicans
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Angry Tea Party leaders go ‘RINO’ hunting for would-be Republicans

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VIDEO: Two weeks later, Dems say U.S. still feeling shutdown effects
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VIDEO: Two weeks later, Dems say U.S. still feeling shutdown effects

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U.S. manufacturing grew strongly in October, a sign that the government shutdown and debt limit fight earlier in the month did not derail the tepid-but-resilient private-sector recovery. (AP Photo)
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Report: Manufacturing grew strongly during the shutdown and debt limit fight

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New budget talks are unlikely to produce a ‘grand bargain’
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New budget talks are unlikely to produce a ‘grand bargain’

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Poll: Congressional lawmakers dip to new lows, voters want to replace them
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Poll: Congressional lawmakers dip to new lows, voters want to replace them

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Obama approval rating hits record low
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Obama approval rating hits record low

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Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Iowa, is making a bipartisan pitch in the wake of the October 2013 partial government shutdown. On recent stops in his Iowa district, his lack of Republicans criticism was by design, aimed at convincing surly voters that Democrats are the better bet for breaking Washington’s gridlock. (AP/Charlie Neibergall)

Campaigning Dems careful not to overplay shutdown

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As budget talks begin, hopes for grand bargain fade
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As budget talks begin, hopes for grand bargain fade

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House Budget Committee chairman, Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., makes his way past reporters as House Republicans move to the chamber for a vote as the federal government remains partially shut down and faces a first-ever default between Oct. 17 and the end of the month, at the Capitol in Washington, Oct. 11. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Budget panel begins work but admits public skeptical it can reach deal

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