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Dana Milbank's Washington Sketch looks at the political scene in the White House, Congress and throughout the nation's capital.

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  1. A Day of Contradictions
  2. White House Punts as the Wackenhuts Blitz
  3. '70s Conservation Measures May Make a Comeback
  4. Tilting at the Social Security Windmill
  5. Piling on the Defenders of U.S. Policy in Iraq
  6. Newshounds on the Paper Chase
  7. Deploying Cindy's Antiwar Army
  8. Antagonist of the Left Expresses Righteous Indignation About Roberts
  9. The Reformer and the Gadfly Agree on Health Care
  10. A Day of Courtesy for Judge Roberts and Democratic Senators on Capitol Hill
  11. Word for Word, Schumer Meets His Match
  12. The One and Only President Clinton (for Now)
  13. Spokesman Holds Tongue During Intense Grilling
  14. Word From O'Connor Sets Off Pre-Fourth Fireworks
  15. Only Vacancy Is in Supreme Court News
  16. At the Pentagon, Polls Apart
  17. The Commander in Chief Furls 'Mission Accomplished'
  18. One Committee's Three Hours of Inquiry, in Surreal Time
  19. The Tenacious Trio
  20. Out of President's Sight, Arlington's Rows of Grief Expand
  21. Democrats Play House To Rally Against the War
  22. Lawmakers Struggle to See Beneath the 'Froth' in Greenspan's Testimony
  23. Seldom-Discussed Elephant Moves Into Public's View
  24. With a New Voice, the U.S. Has Less to State
  25. Bush as a Uniter -- of Diverse Democrats
  26. Spelling Nuance With a W
  27. A Day the Wings Were Left to Flap
  28. AIPAC's Big, Bigger, Biggest Moment
  29. The Chamber Meets the Force
  30. The Killer Instinct
  31. Almost Unnoticed, Bipartisan Budget Anxiety
  32. A Defection on the GOP Side
  33. Democrat Reid Shoots From the Lip
  34. DeLay Tries, Without Much Success, to Duck the Media Pack
  35. No Light at the End of the Tour
  36. Where Does the Bean Soup Fit In?
  37. With the Plebes, Firing Broadsides, Dropping Depth Charges, Dodging a Bullet
  38. Rove's Reading: Not So Liberal as Leery
  39. The Loneliest Republican
  40. Nominee Reacts Mildly to Democrats' Barbs
  41. And the Verdict on Justice Kennedy Is: Guilty
  42. Same Committee, Same Combatants, Different Tune
  43. Whitman's Moderation in Opposition Won't Win Her Fight Within GOP
  44. After 14-Month Inquiry, Many Questions Remain
  45. With Giant Spoon, Fla. Woman Helps Stir Up Schiavo Protest Across From White House
  46. Final Day of Nomination Hearings: Yawn.
  47. Downgrades for Brown's Topical Storm
  48. The Once and Future Big Enchilada
  49. For President Under Duress, Body Language Speaks Volumes
  50. A Day of Questioning, More Questioning and . . . No Questions
  51. Some Critics Still See Bugs
  52. An Iraq Policy, Better Late Than Never
  53. Mad About You
  54. Tough Times for the 'Sissy Six'
  55. Oil and Grilling Don't Mix
  56. Fed Nominee's First Feat: Bridging the Partisan Divide
  57. An Unlikely Lonesome Dove
  58. Rumsfeld's War On 'Insurgents'
  59. Repetitious, Yes, but They Didn't Cut and Run
  60. Throughout a City, Lessons of the Fall
  61. Even Before Alito Hearings, the Verdicts Are In
  62. For Would-Be Lobbying Reformers, Money Habit Is Hard to Kick
  63. Tasting Victory, Liberals Instead Have a Food Fight
  64. McClellan Takes Aim at Cheney
  65. Bob Barr, Bane of the Right?
  66. Orange Morning Gives Way to a Darker Afternoon
  67. High Court's Newbie Rounds the Learning Curve
  68. Ports and a Storm
  69. Every Inlet an Outlet for Anger Over Ports
  70. On Immigration and Ports, Turning Inward
  71. At Conservative Forum on Bush, Everybody's a Critic
  72. Bush's Refrain on Iraq Joined by a Smaller and Smaller Chorus
  73. The Feingold Resolution and the Sound of Silence
  74. Welcome to Spend City
  75. A Punchy President Meets the Press
  76. A 'Unified Command Structure' in Search of a Leader
  77. In the Name of Self-Defense, a Terrorist's Grand Delusion
  78. Redemption Among the Faithful
  79. Redemption Among the Faithful
  80. All Eyes on the Hammer, Until the Hairdo Steps In
  81. For Snow, More Dire Forecasts and a Chill on the Hill
  82. For Clinton, a Chance to Evoke Better Days
  83. A Democratic Dark Horse Who Isn't Afraid to Take the Lead
  84. Meet the Secretary of Serenity
  85. Plenty of Embarrassment to Go Around
  86. GOP Unity Headed Off at the Impasse
  87. Going a Short Way to Make a Point
  88. Serving Up Social Security and Medicare, Without the Fixings
  89. Coburn Dines Alone as the Senate Buffet Piles on the Pork
  90. The Committee on Government Reform, Really
  91. Scandals Left and Right
  92. Take Two of These and Call Us Next Year
  93. Did You Hear the One About . . . Bipartisanship?
  94. From the New Kid, Proceedings With Caution
  95. It's Not What Snow Doesn't Say, It's How He Doesn't Say It
  96. Karl Rove, Bullish on the Budget and the Border
  97. Hayden, King of Acronyms
  98. Punting the Interesting Answers to the Secret Session
  99. So $90,000 Was in the Freezer. What's Wrong With That?
  100. Suddenly, It's a Steel-Cage Match With the White House