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Dustin Volz

Dustin Volz is an Atlantic Media editorial fellow writing for National Journal Daily. His work has previously appeared in The Washington Post, The Center for Public Integrity and The Arizona Republic. Dustin is a graduate of Arizona State University and a publisher of Downtown Devil, a hyper-local news site serving the downtown Phoenix community. Before arriving at National Journal, Dustin spent nine months teaching English at a high school in Indonesia through a Fulbright scholarship.
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Bill Clinton: House Republicans 'Don't Want to Negotiate' Over Funding the Government

September 30, 2013 Former President Clinton steadfastly defended President Obama and Senate Democrats Sunday morning on their position in the debt-ceiling fight and criticized House Republicans for not being interested in real budget negotiations. "This is the House Republicans and tea party saying, 'We don't want to negotiate with Democrats,' " Clinton told ...

Bill Clinton: 'If I Were President, I Wouldn't Negotiate' Over Funding Government

September 29, 2013 Former President Clinton steadfastly defended President Obama and Senate Democrats Sunday morning on their position in the debt-ceiling fight and criticized House Republicans for not being interested in real budget negotiations. "This is the House Republicans and tea party saying, 'We don't want to negotiate with Democrats,' " Clinton told ...

More Than 21 Hours Later, Ted Cruz Has Been Cut Off

September 25, 2013 This story has been updated. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, rose to speak on the Senate floor at 2:41 p.m. on Tuesday. He stood up in opposition to Obamacare, he said. And he said he would continue to speak until he could no longer stand. By Wednesday morning, Cruz and some ...