Democrats Split on Bush’s Consultation
Durbin said he doesn’t expect the White House to do anything differently this time around. “I don’t know why the Bush administration would change that approach,” he said.
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Book Dishes a Lott of Dirt
In the two-plus years since the crisis unfolded, Lott has rebounded to become an influential political tactician despite lacking the trappings of elected leadership office.
Bauer Helped Reshape Democrats’ Views On Campaign Finance
He’s even represented two legislative bodies in two impeachment trials: He was outside counsel to then-Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle in the impeachment trial of then-President Bill Clinton as
Iowa Goes Indie
While most political consultants use odd-numbered years to catch their breath and take vacation, @dvocacy Inc., which specializes in online political organizing, has upped its staff, opened a new office
Clinton Sets Intimidating Pace
Mark Warner (Va.), Tom Vilsack (Iowa) and Bill Richardson (N.M.) are also among those in the mix. None, however, has shown the fundraising capacity of Clinton to date.
Biden Taking PAC Donations
Joseph Biden (D-Del.) is reversing two decades of his own personal prohibition against PAC money today as he takes his first major financial step toward running for the White House.
VolPac Raises $1.9M in Six Months
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) raised nearly $2 million for his political action committee in the first half of the year, his largest six-month cash haul ever and twice the amount pulled in
Brewing Up a Congressional Campaign
Boundy was the deputy political director of the AFL-CIO and worked in the Department of Labor under then-President Bill Clinton.
Clinton Allies Fight Repeal of Estate Tax
Gene Sperling, a former national economic adviser for Clinton, and Mark Penn — pollster for both former President Bill Clinton and New York Sen.
Delayed Court Pick Unexpected
Yet no nomination has come from the White House, prompting many GOP Senators to ruminate on the cause of the delay.
More on House Democrats — After the Flak
Over the years, I have grown to expect tough feedback from this column — i.e., people yelling at me.
Analogy Day
Odds Favor Clinton. Odds that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) will win the White House in 2008 have improved greatly — at least in the underworld of online betting.
Clinton to Take DLC Role
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) is going to assume a policy role with the group her husband, former President Bill Clinton, helped establish 20 years ago.
Avian Flu Could Become Top ’08 Issue. Seriously.
Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), who’s been driving the issue hard for years.
NRCC Cash Edge Over DCCC Nears $10 Million
“We want you to run for the House this time,” Hoyer told Madrid. Madrid seemed to acknowledge her own political potential, telling the crowd that former President Bill Clinton, Sens.
Consulting Firms Facing Conflicts in 2008
With consultants now seen as an essential part of the fabric of any winning campaign, the race for top talent has become increasingly heated among the handful of politicians eyeing the White House
Clinton-style Wedding
What else would former President Bill Clinton do with a group of lady rugby players?
Vacancy Fight Could Be Swift
“The whole question resides with the White House,” said Kyl, a Judiciary member and chairman of the Republican Policy Committee.
Huckabee Gearing Up for ’08
Despite rumors that those meetings have included one-time Clinton White House political svengali Dick Morris, informed sources insisted that Morris has never been a part of the gatherings and plays