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Politics Today's Headlines  |  December 1, 2008

Foreseeing a Clinton State Department, Israelis and Arabs retool their expectations By Richard Boudreaux, Jeffrey Fleishman and Paul Richter Israel is applauding her all-but-certain nomination as a check on Obama, while the news has damped Arabs' hopes of a swing away from Bush policies. Consensus emerging on universal healthcare By Noam N. Levey The prospect of bold government action appears to be accepted among players across the ideological and political spectrum, including those who opposed the idea in the 1990s. A wealth of ideas for Obama's stimulus program By Michael A. Hiltzik The next president has yet to offer details of his plan. Its size and scope, and how he'll address housing and the auto industry, are up for debate. African heritage and an American dream By Nara Schoenberg President-elect Obama is seen as part of a group of Americans making a difference while cherishing their African heritage. Obama inauguration is all the buzz at L.A. schools By Carla Rivera Some lucky students will get to go to Washington for the historic event, which is expected to draw an unprecedented number of young visitors. Obama's small-donor 'myth' By Andrew Malcolm The campaign's base was dominated by those who gave less than $200, the political standard for small donors. But a new study asks, are you still a small donor if you do that five times? Obama's strong-willed national security team By Paul Richter With Clinton as secretary of State, retired Marine Gen. James Jones Jr. as national security advisor and Gates remaining in Defense, Obama will have a choice among often starkly differing views. Liberal groups feel welcome again in Washington By Mike Dorning and Jim Tankersley Environmentalists, labor unions, civil rights advocates and others place their hopes on Obama. Georgia Senate fray enters last day: Chambliss-Palin vs Martin-Obama Iraq war opponent Obama set to tap two war backers for Cabinet Politicians say the darndest things: Pelosi, Edwards, Palin, PEBO POLITICS A-Z The daily destination for breaking news from the Los Angeles Times and other top political sources on the Web. SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to Politics, The Times' free e-mail newsletter on national politics, delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday.

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