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Jon Llewellyn Kyl (; born April 25, 1942) is the junior United States Senator from Arizona and the Senate Minority Whip, the second-highest position in the Republican Senate leadership.
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Since his first House campaign a dozen years ago, would-be Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake has worked diligently to cast himself as a conservative gadfly, willing to buck GO...
Republicans draw line in sand over taxes
Sen . Jon Kyl responds
GOP Senator Jon Kyl says high gas prices will help McCain win in November
Sen . Jon Kyl is fired up about Obama's multibillion-dollar spending plan
Ariz. Sen . Jon Kyl discusses the chances of a government shutdown and what it will take to get a deal between Republicans, Democrats
As the Supreme Court battle approaches, Sen . Jon Kyl reveals what lawmakers are doing now to stymie president's health care reform law
The debt ceiling debate has stalled over the issue of raising taxes, and the Senate minority leader and his chief whip said Sunday they aren't going to allow that to...
President Obama , facing a narrowing window in which to strike a debt reduction deal, was using shuttle diplomacy Monday as he tries to bridge the chasm between cong...
A top-ranking GOP Senator said Wednesday that Republicans have agreed to revenue increases as part of a deficit-reduction measure."If you add up all of the revenues ...
How and when do we end the war in Iraq? Sen . Jon Kyl weighs in
President Obama is refusing to secure the border until Congress reaches a breakthrough on comprehensive immigration reform, Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl said at a recent tow...
Sen . Jon Kyl on his hopes for the 112th Congress, possibilities of 'Obamacare' repeal, getting government spending under control
Sen . Jon Kyl weighs in
Minority whip on war in Afghanistan; weighs in on health care reform
Arizona Republican on GOP strategy for health care debate
Greta's entire 'On the Record' interview with Sen. Kyl and Sen. McCain
Minority whip worried that Secretary Geithner will get more power