Remembering the Little Paper That Could
Just a little nudge from a fan of 47 years. Think of it: Fifty years ago, there was a Republican in the White House, hostilities in the Middle East and gas was 30 cents a gallon.
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How to Succeed on K Street Without Really Trying
As Daley’s remark suggests, the effort represented a high-water mark of cooperation between the business community and the Clinton White House, which closely coordinated lobbying of wavering Members
MTBE Looms as ’08 Issue
A gasoline additive responsible for contaminating groundwater in communities across the nation could hamper the White House ambitions of a handful of Republican Senators who support liability protection
New Dems Try to Refine Message
The recently reorganized House New Democrat Coalition took its first major step toward trying to repackage itself Tuesday, holding a private retreat designed to nail down its message and agenda.
Republicans for Reid
While his staffers fawned over Bono, Reid, in his typical no-nonsense Nevadan fashion, had a wee bit of advice for the rock star: Don’t be a water boy for the White House.
Portrait of an Artist
book featuring his paintings and the stories behind the paintings of everyone from Donald Rumsfeld to Bill Clinton to Dr.
Ten Who Changed Course
Goodell’s stance so enraged the Nixon White House that Vice President Spiro Agnew actively campaigned against Goodell in 1970.
Congress’ Top Partisan Fighters
Kennedy tried to boost Kerry’s standing by taking on the Bush administration over charges of failed foreign policies and accusations that the White House had increased the risk of nuclear terrorism.
A Moment to Remember
Clinton in 2000.
In Florida, Harris, Still Pondering, Huddles With Sen. Dole
Bill Richardson (D), told the New Mexico Politics With Joe Monahan blog that he does not intend to fade from state politics and could try for the House seat again in the future.
On Judges, Stem Cells, Moderates Are Winning. Can They Keep It Up?
But that potential has gone largely unfulfilled, as partisan and ideological polarization have dominated the landscape in the Clinton and Bush years.
Ten Days of Sorrow in Congress
Marines mounted machine guns on the steps of the Capitol building and, on April 5, rioters came within blocks of the White House and Congress.
Quiet on Halliburton Bemoaned
White added that Davis wanted “to find out what the facts were before making any judgments.”
The ‘Nuclear Option’ as A Return to Tradition? Hogwash.
Krauthammer — like Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.), Sens.
Top 10 House Races: Only a Few Are Obvious
Here are our picks for the top-10 House races of the past 50 years: 1966 VIRGINIA’s 8th: Rep. Howard W. Smith (D) vs.
Fortunes of Governors Continually Shifting in Advance of Elections
A more liberal Democrat, former Clinton administration official Deval Patrick, trails Romney in the head-to-heads, but he’s seemed livelier on the stump.
Firm About Town
Kevin Martin, the newly installed chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, and his wife, Catherine Martin, deputy director of communications for policy and planning in the White House,
Lobby Reform Bill Readied
Instead of the bill, Cantor said he favored exploring reforms to lobbying rules through the House ethics committee.
On Social Security, Democrats Offer ‘No Deal,’ Not New Deal
Last week, during ABC’s “This Week,” George Stephanopoulos (a former senior White House adviser in the Clinton administration) asked Pelosi repeatedly why Democrats have not put forth their own plan.
What’s Wrong With President Bush’s Gang of Seven
She worked for 30 years at a California hospital before having to take disability leave. But when 60-year-old Joan Stevenson felt well enough to return, the hospital turned her away.