Tim Grieve

Congressional Bureau Chief, Politico.com

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Although both parties were still divided today as the vote began, Republican defections sent the  financial bailout bill  down to defeat in the House.

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As a protester chanted, "Bring them Home," General David Petraeus refused to set any timetable for withdrawing troops from Iraq.

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