Susan Page

USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page and New York Magazine national affairs editor John Heilemann discuss New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's impact on national politics.

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Susan Page, Washington bureau chief for USA Today, takes a look at post-Memorial Day politics.

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John Stanton, senior writer at Roll Call and Susan Page, Washington bureau chief for USA Today, discuss the possible federal government shut down unless Republicans and  Democrats reach a last minute deal.

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Susan Page, USA Today Washington bureau chief, talks about the week ahead in Congress and the White House response to domestic and international events.  Joseph Romm, senior fellow at Center for American Progress and founder of the blog, ClimateProgress.org, joins the conversation and discusses U.S. nuclear energy policy in light of what's happened in Japan in the aftermath of last week's earthquake.

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It's been a busy month in Washington. Susan Page, USA Today Washington bureau chief, looks back at legislation passed during the lame-duck session, and looks forward to President Obama’s 2011.

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Susan Page, USA Today's Washington bureau chief, gives an update on the latest happenings in politics over Thanksgiving weekend, including the release of new classified documents by Wikileaks. 

Amy Walter, ABC News political director, and Susan Page, USA Today's Washington bureau chief, discuss the latest political news, including Elizabeth Warren's new appointment.

Back from a two-week vacation, Brian checks in with USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page on what he missed while he was away, both nationally and locally.

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Susan Page, USA Today's Washington bureau chief, and Jackie Kucinich, reporter for Roll Call, talk about the upcoming Congressional elections and other national political news.

Congress returns to work today after a two week recess; a nuclear summit in DC continues the conversation over the future of US weapons stockpiles; and a Republican straw poll advances speculation over the GOP's 2012 strategy, including how Mitt Romney is trying to differentiate "Romney-care" from "Obama-care." 

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