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Friday, 07 November 2008

Mr. Obamas Chief of Staff

Mr. Obamas Chief of Staff

THE POST-ELECTION order continued to take shape on Thursday. Another Senate Republican, Oregons Gordon Smith, lost his seat, taking Democrats to 55 Senate seats and further thinning the ranks of GOP moderates.

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