Livingston’s Big Deal
This summer, Northpoint lobbyists added the measure to the appropriations bill funding the FCC.
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Ex-White House Photographer’s Work on Display
from Gerald Ford to Bill Clinton, as well as a number of magazine covers and enlarged photos.
NORTH CAROLINA: Business Group Poll Shows Bowles Leading
Burr, meanwhile, has a clear shot at the GOP nomination after the White House and national party leaders helped clear the field.
Foot in Mouth
Joseph Biden (D-Del.) decided against seeking the White House, given the less than diplomatic remarks uttered last week by the ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
’60 Minutes’ of Kennedy Ribbing
White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, a Massachusetts native, added knowingly: “I have been to Hyannis Port. And this year’s Thanksgiving dinner is going to be a classic.”
Rothenberg: For DLC, 2004 Presidential Race a Defining Event
From built an organization that achieved its greatest influence last decade, when former DLC Chairman Bill Clinton served two terms in the nation’s top office.
Ex-Rep. Reynolds Seeks to Overcome Conviction, Displace Jackson
Mel Reynolds (D-Ill.), a convicted felon whose prison term was commuted by then-President Bill Clinton, launched a full-throttle campaign Tuesday to regain his former House seat.
Davis Leaves Boggs
Davis, a former special counsel in the Clinton White House, was a lead behind-the-scenes player during several of Clinton’s major scandals, from the inquiry into overnight stays in the Lincoln bedroom
Daschle to Dean
The match — which pitted the two Members against the two White House guys — undoubtedly gave Bush a chance to lobby Nickles not to retire.
Mistaken Identity
Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), the former veep candidate and current aspirant for the White House, would be in the back of the “C” block with everyone else.
Clark’s ‘Journey‘ Must Include Democratic Refresher Course
Yep, an old fashioned GOP fundraiser in former President Bill Clinton’s old backyard. At the dinner, the general was quoted as praising the leadership of President Bush and his team.
Ban the Bucks?
lobbyists is getting a mixed reception on K Street, and the proposal appears to have few fans in the campaign finance reform community, which has helped nix similar proposals numerous times in recent years
Hillary Faces Test — Is She a Clinton Who Keeps Pledges?
Clinton’s shot at the White House until 2012.
Almost a Dining Room Set
The conspicuously diverse group consists of former White House adviser Ben Johnson, Rep. Mike Honda (D-Calif.) and DNC Women’s Caucus Chairwoman Susan Turnbull.
Prince of New Mexico’s Kings
In a boost to House Democrats’ 2004 prospects, Gary King, the son of former New Mexico Gov.
Bowles Is Mobilizing
John Edwards (N.C.) makes his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination official today, former White House chief of staff and 2002 Senate nominee Erskine Bowles (D) is poised to enter the open-seat
George Got Game
George Clooney was dressed to the nines and rubbing elbows with the likes of NBC’s Tim Russert and former White House flack Ari Fleischer on Friday at that premier power spot The Palm, where he celebrated
Democratic Polling Firms Merge
In California, House Ways and Means Chairman Bill Thomas’ (R) so-called Bakersfield Mafia is legendary.
Dreams Deferred
Diane Denish, is a white woman who was elected on a ticket with Richardson). Every other Democratic statewide officeholder is Hispanic.
White House ’08: A Wide-Open Field
As many as a dozen sitting Senators are likely to consider launching campaigns for the White House in 2008, the first time in nearly 80 years there have been two competitive presidential primaries.