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Clintons Affairs of the Heart. Plenty of armchair psychologists have questioned why former President Bill Clinton has been so dang moody lately.
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Author Delivers Gloomy Forecast for GOP
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) and former adviser to President Bill Clinton, for a lunchtime discussion to promote his new book, in which he pronounces utter doom for the Republican Party.
A Nominations Morass
GOP lawmakers have been pushing for Democrats to approve at least 15 appellate judges by this summer or the same number approved by a Republican Senate during President Bill Clintons final two
Reid’s Pledge to Move Three Before Recess Fails to Appease Minority
Nelson noted that in 2005, then-Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) planned to use the nuclear option to end filibusters.
Bush Budget Legacy: Much More Debt, Far Fewer Options
Bush promised as he was entering the White House: He said he would eliminate the national debt by the end of this decade. [IMGCAP(1)]That pledge was made for two reasons.
Midwest
House 6th district Incumbent: Peter Roskam (R) 1st term (51 percent) Outlook: Likely Republican Considered a competitive district just two years ago, poor recruiting by the Democratic Congressional
Mid-Atlantic
Abate is a repeat candidate who lost the primary two years ago to Aronsohn.
Nussle Has Unique Opportunity, if He Would Just Take It
Neither party is blameless, which is why I have voted for both Democratic and Republican budgets the past two years.
Political Conditions Promise to Make Policy Success Hard to Achieve
For a putative President Hillary Rodham Clinton or Barack Obama, those numbers sound very encouraging — until they realize that Bill Clinton entered the White House with more than 250 Democrats in
Obama is Wounded, but Clinton Must Prove He Can’t Win
The Clinton campaign managed to polarize the contest racially — despite his heated denials, Bill Clinton did liken Obama to the Rev.
Book Offers Window Into Speechwriting
And the tales from inside the White House he heard over the years at the Judson Welliver Society of former presidential speechwriters were no exception.
GOP Eyes Bush Emissions Plan
Some industry groups would rather cut a deal that they can live with this year with Bush in the loop that removes the threat of an EPA fiat in 2009 or 2010, when a President McCain, Clinton or Obama would
Effort to Derail Trade Pact From Fast Track Is Smart Ploy, But …
The concern expressed by the White House that delaying or denying consideration of the trade legislation will jeopardize the ability of the U.S. to negotiate future agreements with other countries
Colombia Sparks a Lobbying Blitz
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y), said it had been an “error” to meet with Carolina Barco, Colombia’s ambassador to the United States.
Democratic Primary Is Damaging to Clinton, Obama and Country
The Democratic Party, which has spent the past thirty years promoting identity politics and the policies that go with it, now finds itself being torn apart by the very candidates who represent those politics
McCain’s Iraq Stance Targeted
The Congressional Democrats’ fear that McCain cannot be trumped during the Iraq debate dovetails with broader party concerns that the Republican White House hopeful is getting a free ride from criticism
Each White House Candidate Offers Much in the Way of Positives
I met Clinton in the late 1970s, when Bill Clinton was the liaison with the Democratic Party for the 1978 midterm elections. In addition, my wife was a law school classmate of both Clintons.
Get It All Out
John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) medical records, the donor list for Bill Clinton’s presidential library and archives on Sen. Clinton’s activities in the Clinton White House.
Sans Nominee, DNC Unfazed
As Obama and Clinton fight for delegates, many Democrats have voiced concern that the lengthy campaign could hurt party unity and lessen their chances to take back the White House in November.
How Do Presidential Campaigns Affect Capitol Hill Agendas?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), with her 15-point policy-wonkese. Does that make Clinton the Bob Dole of 2008, and, if so, does that make Obama her husband?