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Entries for January 24, 2007

And You Thought Katherine Harris Lost

January 24, 2007 06:00 PM ET |

She may have given up her House seat to run a losing campaign for the Senate, but that doesn't mean former Florida Rep. Katherine Harris actually has to leave the House.

See, as a former representative, she keeps floor rights and she used them to the hilt Tuesday night before President Bush's State of the Union address. Our chief photodog, Charlie Archambault, caught her mingling on the Republican side and even handing out business cards.

GOP insiders say she still has a place in Washington and is penning a book. Recall that she lost her bid to unseat Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson in what was widely perceived as a bumbling campaign. But don't count her out: We've met her a couple of times, and she always seems on her game and mulling her future ventures.

Katherine Harris

Katherine Harris

Wednesday's Cartoon

January 24, 2007 11:00 AM ET |
Wednesday's Cartoon

—Paul Combs, Tribune Media Services

Tags: Clinton, Hillary | cartoon

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Bobbles Poll: Sarah Palin's Next Step

Sarah Palin Bobblehead, for Washington Whispers.

Another story, this one in Vanity Fair, calls into question Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's qualifications to be president. What should Sarah do?

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