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Morning Maddow: October 30

Morning headlines: Pres. Obama to Massachusetts to compare his plan to Romneycare, VA Gov. race tightens, medication abortion case may go to the Supreme Court.

Morning headlines: Pres. Obama to Massachusetts to compare his plan to Romneycare, VA Gov. race tightens, medication abortion case may go to the Supreme Court.

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HHS Sec. Kathleen Sebelius gets grilled on healthcare.gov today; she'll blame contractors. (The Hill)

Sen. Rand Paul announces he'll put a hold on Janet Yellen's nomination for Fed Chair. (Politico)

Quinnnipiac poll of Virginia shows a much tighter race for Governor. (Quinnipiac)

The Supreme Court is expected to take up a case about medication abortion. (L.A. Times)

Texas AG Greg Abbott also has to sign an affidavit to vote. (San Antonio Express-News)

Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor performs a same-sex wedding at the Supreme Court. (BuzzFeed)

News you can use: the definitive guide to anonymous sources in Washington. (HuffPost)