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JACKSON JR. COULD FACE UP TO 57 MONTHS IN PRISON: 'TELL EVERYBODY BACK HOME I'M SORRY I LET 'EM DOWN' -- Katherine Skiba, Jeff Coen and Wes Venteicher report on A1 of the Chicago Tribune: "It was the kind of runaway spending usually reserved for someone with newfound riches - a holistic retreat, a cruise, pricey restaurant tabs, flat-screen televisions and even a pair of stuffed elk heads -and former Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. admitted Wednesday that he conspired with his then-Chicago alderman wife to pay for it all with campaign money and cover it up. In two quiet federal court appearances just hours apart, the power couple who once sought to write a new chapter in Chicago political
history instead became the latest entry in an infamous culture of public corruption. Jackson pleaded guilty to conspiring with his wife, Sandi, to siphon campaign funds for personal use, and she pleaded guilty to not reporting most of the take as income on the couple's tax returns.

-- "A sullen Jackson gave his wife a peck on the cheek at his own hearing and at times appeared to wipe tears from his eyes as he told a judge he was guilty of misusing about $750,000 in campaign money. And with that, a political star once seemingly destined for the U.S. Senate or the Chicago mayor's office dissolved once and for all. 'Tell everybody back home I'm sorry I let 'em down, OK?' Jackson told a reporter as he left the courtroom. ... Jackson admitted that together the couple used campaign credit cards to buy personal items, tapped campaign funds to pay those bills, sometimes arranged for their campaign treasurer to make purchases for them, filed falsified
campaign-disclosure forms to hide their actions and ultimately understated their personal income for tax purposes.

-- "Both Jacksons face the prospect of time in federal prison. As part of the plea deal, prosecutors and Jesse Jackson's defense agreed that sentencing guidelines in the case call for a term of between 46 and 57 months, but the sides reserved the right to argue for a sentence above or below that range when he is sentenced June 28."
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--All signs point to a special election primary victory for Cook County Chief Administrative Officer Robin Kelly, one of three Democrats vying to replace Jackson, Roll Call's Abby Livingston writes.
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WHO HAS CHINA HACKED IN WASHINGTON? ALMOST EVERYONE, EXPERTS SAY - Craig Timberg and Ellen Nakashima writes on A1 of the Washington Post: "Start asking security experts which powerful Washington institutions have been penetrated by Chinese cyberspies, and this is the usual answer: almost all of them. The list of those hacked in recent years includes law firms, think tanks, news organizations, human rights groups, contractors, congressional offices, embassies and federal agencies. The information compromised by such intrusions, security experts say, would be enough to map how power is exercised in Washington to a remarkably nuanced degree. The only question, they say, is whether the Chinese
have the analytical resources to sort through the massive troves of data they steal every day. 'The dark secret is there is no such thing as a secure unclassified network,' said James A. Lewis, a cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, which has been hacked in the past. ...

-- "The rising wave of cyber-espionage has produced diplomatic backlash and talk of action against the Chinese, who have steadfastly denied involvement in hacking campaigns. A strategy paper released by the Obama administration Wednesday outlined new efforts to fight the theft of trade secrets. ...[J]ournalists, lawyers and human rights workers often have access to political actors whose communications could offer insight to Chinese intelligence services eager to understand how Washington works. Hackers often are searching for the unseen forces that might explain how the administration approaches an issue, experts say, with many Chinese officials presuming that reports by think tanks or
news organizations are secretly the work of government officials - much as they would be in Beijing."
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HOUSE GOP RESISTS OBAMA'S CALL FOR TAX HIKE -- Jonathan Weisman writes on A1 of the New York Times: "House Republicans, shrugging off rising pressure from President Obama, are resolutely opposing new tax increases to head off $85 billion in across-the-board spending reductions, all but ensuring the cuts will go into force March 1 and probably remain in place for months, if not longer. Despite new calls from the White House on Wednesday to enact a combination of tax increases and cuts to postpone the so-called sequester, the House is moving forward on a legislative agenda that assumes deep and arbitrary cuts to defense and domestic programs - once considered unthinkable - will remain in
place through the end of the year. Congressional Republicans have relented in the most recent fiscal showdowns with the White House. But lawmakers say they have no intention of surrendering in this one even though Mr. Obama has raised the potential of widespread disruptions in government services and even military operations in the weeks ahead. ...

-- "'The president says he has to have tax increases to head off the sequester. Well, he already got his tax increase," Representative Martha Roby, Republican of Alabama, said in an interview Wednesday after visiting the town just outside of the Army's Fort Rucker, which stands to take a deep hit this spring. 'It's unconscionable to use our military men and women in uniform as a bargaining chip to raise our taxes.' House Republicans say they believe they have politically inoculated themselves against claims they are responsible for the cuts by approving measures last year that would have substituted reductions in government programs like food stamps for the lower Pentagon spending. Party
strategists have advised Republican members to aggressively blame the president for the creation of the automatic cuts and the failure to stop them."
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-- Some furloughs might not take effect until around April 1 since many agencies are required to give a 30-day notice to their employees, perhaps giving Congress a window to negotiate a deal to replace the cuts, the Wall Street Journal's Damian Paletta reports:
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-- But the Pentagon got a head start: It officially notified its 800,000 civilian workers Wednesday they would face unpaid leave if the sequester hits, the Washington Post's Zachary Goldfarb and Ernesto Lodono report. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told employees the sequester "will result in a serious erosion of readiness across the force."
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WORST JOB IN WASHINGTON? - Pentagon Comptroller Robert F. Hale is overseeing the potential furloughing of 800,000 civilian workers, writes WaPo's Steve Vogel. "'I teasingly say, 'When I walk down the hall, people still wave, but with fewer fingers,' said Hale, who is balancing the tension and frustration of the times with a bit of wit."
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CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE SEQUESTER? -- POLITICO's Jon Allen has launched "Sequester Watch," a new newsletter for Pro subscribers that covers all things sequester. It starts today and runs at least through March 1. It will be emailed to all Pros at 8 a.m. each business day. Info:
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WHO ARE THE MOST LIBERAL, CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS? - National Journal has put together an interactive graphic that answers those questions and more based on its annual Ratings Score. Check it out here:
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Wall Street Journal, A1, "Senators in Immigration Talks Mull Federal IDs for All Workers," By Danny Yadron: "Key senators are exploring an immigration bill that would force every U.S. worker-citizen or not-to carry a high-tech identity card that could use fingerprints or other personal markers to prove a person's legal eligibility to work. The idea, signaled only in vaguely worded language from senators crafting a bipartisan immigration bill, has privacy advocates and others concerned that the law would create a national identity card that, in time, could track Americans at airports, hospitals and through other facets of their lives. The lawmakers haven't committed to the
'biometric' ID card, and are wary of any element that might split the fragile coalition of Democrats, Republicans and outside organizations working toward agreement on a broad overhaul of immigration laws. But at least five of the eight senators writing the bill have backed biometric ID cards in the past. At least three of them-Sens. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.), John McCain (R., Ariz.) and Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.)-have said they support requiring the cards under the new law but are open to other options, aides say."
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OBAMA, BOEHNER TO HONOR ROSA PARKS - President Barack Obama has accepted Speaker John Boehner's invitation next week to help unveil what will be the Capitol's first statue of an African-American woman. In a video today, Boehner previewing the ceremony in a message from the balcony of Statuary Hall where the ceremony will take place. "Next week, we're going to do something special in the Capitol.We're going to dedicate a statue of civil rights icon Rosa Parks, who changed the world one December evening in 1955 without getting up from her seat.The ceremony will happen right here in
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LANDRIEU, RUBIO, VILLARAIGOSA STAR IN GOOGLE AD - Sens. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), who serve on the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee (Landrieu is chairwoman), have cameos in a new slickly produced Google ad encouraging businesses to get on the web to grow their business. L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa also appears. Watch it here:
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GOOD THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 2013, and welcome to The Huddle, your play-by-play preview of the day's congressional news. Send tips, suggestions, comments, complaints and corrections to
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TODAY IN CONGRESS - Both chambers are out this week for the Presidents Day recess.

OFF THE HILL -- At 12:30 p.m., Vice President Joe Biden will deliver remarks at a conference on gun violence at Western Connecticut State University hosted by Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy, and Rep. Elizabeth Esty. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan will also attend and deliver remarks.

WHO IS THE REAL JOHN McCAIN? - WaPo's Jason Horowitz writes on the Style front with a huge black and white portrait of McCain and asks whether the Arizona Republican is heading for the exits in 2016: "John McCain was excited. It was late January, and the following day, he and a group of bipartisan senators were set to announce their framework for comprehensive immigration reform. He picked up the phone and called an old friend in Arizona. 'We got it yep, yep,' McCain said, according to Grant Woods, who detected a long-lost measure of energy in the Republican's voice. ... His optimism was warranted. The bipartisan effort was generally well-received across the country and across ideological
lines. And McCain's participation - as well as that of rising Republican star Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) - gave the plan a level of legitimacy and a promise of success not seen since the 2007 McCain-led effort to reform the immigration system, which ultimately failed.

-- "The reception back home was not nearly as positive, as McCain has learned in often-hostile town hall meetings over the past two days. And it's not surprising. In 2010, in the heat of a close race for reelection, McCain boiled down his stance on immigration reform into one memorable phrase: "Complete the danged fence," a reference to tightening border security. Now, in light of his enthusiasm for broad reforms that could include a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants, critics have accused McCain of flip-flopping and selling out. ... McCain has dismissed his critics with characteristic vehemence, even calling one town hall attendee a "jerk."

-- "The 76-year-old will be 80 when he is again up for reelection in Arizona in 2016. 'I have seen a number of occasions around here where people have stayed too long,' McCain said during a recent interview in his Russell Senate Building office. 'I have seen people who were real giants in this institution deteriorate, and unfortunately, we remember them at the end.' Endings matter in politics. If McCain is approaching the exit, this term could determine how he will be remembered. ...

-- "Right now, like it or not, the five-term senator is stuck in 'get off my lawn' territory, lashing out at his friend-turned-foe Chuck Hagel, President Obama's nominee for defense secretary; incessantly tugging at what McCain is convinced is a coverup of the September attack on the U.S. mission in Benghazi, Libya; lambasting the president; and railing against indiscriminate defense cuts. If hard-core conservatives feel burned by McCain's resurgent reform spirit, the media that he once called his 'base' have essentially written him off as an angry and sour loser who once went through a maverick phase but has, in the words of 'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart, gone on a 'seven-year quest to
negate every good thing he'd ever done.' 'It does hurt,' McCain said softly. 'I admit to you that it bothers me from time to time, and I wish that it didn't. But it does.'"
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DeMINT DEFENDS CRUZ - Former GOP Sen. Jim DeMint writes in a POLITICO op-ed: "Imagine a new senator who ran a campaign of 'no more business as usual.' No more special interest politics, no more backroom deals - and he won. He came to Washington, and he delivered. He didn't stay quiet, he spoke passionately for what he believed in, and he made it clear he planned to shake up the status quo. How would the media react to a senator like that? Nothing but praise for standing his ground, right? Surely editorials lauding his boldness, his vision, his courage would be his reward. He would be held up as an example for others. Finally, a true leader who keeps his promises! Unless, of course, your
name is Ted Cruz, and you have the audacity to defend the Constitution and buck inside the Beltway politics, all while espousing a perfectly reasonable and sane governing philosophy usually absent from partisan political debate. Then it's a different matter entirely. Then your only duty - according to the media and their parrots inside Congress - is to sit down and shut up. Is such bald-faced hypocrisy possible? It's not only possible, it's happening. ...

-- "If Cruz has ruffled feathers in Congress, that means he's doing his job. Voters want Washington to be shaken out of its complacency. The last thing we need is another status quo senator or a congressman who goes along to get along. That's how we got into the mess we're in in the first place. Cruz's honest and common-sense leadership should be commended, not criticized."
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POLITICO FLASHBACK: "Ted Cruz comes out swinging," By Manu Raju, Feb. 14:
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MENENDEZ POLL NUMBERS FALL 15 POINTS - Matt Friedman writes for the Star-Ledger: "Approval ratings for Sen. Robert Menendez -- buffeted by scandal over his relationship with a major campaign contributor -- have plummeted in the past month, according to a poll released today. A Quinnipiac poll found that 36 percent of voters approved of the job Menendez was doing and 41 percent disapproved, a drop of 15 points from last month.A spate of news articles have appeared over the past several weeks describing Menendez's relationship with the donor, Salomon Melgen, a wealthy South Florida eye doctor whose offices were recently raided by FBI agents, and disclosing that the senator had pressed federal
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KERRY THE UN-HILLARY - Glenn Thrush writes for the hometown paper: "John Kerry is no Hillary Clinton - and he's OK with that. In the three weeks since Kerry succeeded Clinton as secretary of state, he's already sent unmistakable signals of his independence with a more assertive, proactive and risk-taking stewardship of America's foreign policy - with a more sustained focus on the Middle East and Europe than his predecessor ... Kerry, officials say, views the job as the apex of his up-and-down 40-year political career and aspires to a more central policymaking role in the Obama administration than Clinton, who practiced what one official called 'odometer diplomacy' - a focus on globetrotting
to bolster America's relationships abroad coupled with attempts to cope with an array of pop-up crises. ... He's more drawn to power players of recent history - George Shultz, James Baker, Henry Kissinger and George Marshall - secretaries who have wielded considerably more influence inside the White House than Clinton."
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DOMENICI: I HAD SON OUT OF WEDLOCK WITH COLLEAGUE'S DAUGHTER - John Robertson writes for the Albuquerque Journal: "Former New Mexico Sen. Pete Domenici told the Journal on Tuesday he fathered a son outside of his marriage over 30 years ago, revealing a secret kept for decades.Statements given to the Journal by Domenici and the son's mother, Michelle Laxalt of Alexandria, Va., identified the son as Adam Paul Laxalt, a Nevada lawyer. Michelle Laxalt formerly was a prominent government relations consultant and television political commentator in Washington, D.C. She is a daughter of former U.S. senator and Nevada Gov. Paul Laxalt. 'More than 30 years ago, I fathered a child outside of my
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DREIER LANDS AT ANNENBERG GROUP - "As a member of Congress, the ever polite House Rules Committee Chairman David Dreier (R-San Dimas) helped promote the idea ofa bipartisan retreat to teach lawmakers how to be more civil to one another," Richard Simon writes in the LA Times. "Though congressional civility retreats are a thing of the past, Dreier, who retired from the House in January, is once again promoting the idea of retreats. In his new role, he will lead a commission to organize gatherings at Sunnylands, the Annenberg estate in Rancho Mirage, and other places to contemplate big issues, beginning with seeking ways to promote trade in the Pacific Rim. The former congressman joined the
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WEDNESDAY'S TRIVIA WINNER -Michael Michaud was first to correctly answer that after a kayaking accident in Chile, Ohio Senator Rob Portman purposely slammed his dislocated shoulder into a rock, a trick he said he learned from watching Mel Gibson in "Lethal Weapon 2."

TODAY'S TRIVIA - Michaud has today's question: Sen. Ted Cruz was born in Calgary, Canada, to an American mother and Cuba-born father. Who was the last U.S. senator (other than Cruz) to have been born in Canada? First to correctly answer gets a mention in the next day's Huddle. Email me at
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