Industry, Congress Warm Up to Carbon Cap
That puts pressure on industry to get a deal now, while a reliable friend — President Bush — continues to occupy the White House, rather than wait for President Obama, Clinton or McCain.
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State Likely to Be a Battleground for Many Cycles
Barack Obama (Ill.) and could be in line for a Cabinet post if he wins the White House.
Pimp My Congressman
The former Democratic White House volunteer who famously alleged that then-President Bill Clinton sexually harassed her in 1993 has resurfaced of late, promoting her recently released book “Target: Caught
Promoting a Dialogue
Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and is from Birmingham, Mich. He has undergraduate and law degrees from Stanford University.
Reformer Mikva Sees His Protégés Succeed
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) in the Democratic presidential primary. Seals, who narrowly lost to Rep.
A New, Unexpected Day Is Dawning for the United States
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) or Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.).
Senators Imagine ‘One Of Us’ in White House
“Someone who understands and has served in Congress certainly would have an advantage in the White House,” agreed Sen. Byron Dorgan (N.D.), who is uncommitted in the Democratic primary race.
Congress Far Behind on E-mail Archives
Still, the importance of such records in government investigations is self-evident: Most recently, critics berated the White House for deleting several years’ worth of electronic records by reusing
Democrats: Gains in Legislature Translate to House Races
His first years in the Senate were in the minority, and he knows well the frustrations of the political wilderness.
Voters Upbeat on Change, Downbeat on Bush
And it’s no surprise that the ability to effect change is important to voters looking to replace the current resident of the White House.
President Bush’s Budget Legacy Already Set in Stone
Bill Clinton as he left office and Bush as he was taking the oath both said the federal debt would be all but eliminated by around the end of this decade.
FEC Fight Rife With Symbolism
Democrats in the late 1980s had Reagan White House Supreme Court choice Robert Bork to knock around.
Move On
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.).
Who Among Democrats Can End the War of the Roses?
Those are healthy numbers, but put them in context: When Bill Clinton came into the White House in 1993, he had 57 Democrats in the Senate and 258 in the House.
FCC Chief Shops for Opportunity
But given the typical turnover following presidential elections, he likely will leave his job at the Federal Communications Commission when President Bush’s successor starts bestowing new White House spoils
Santa Falls to Ethics Clause
[IMGCAP(1)] In previous years, the Chamber’s ultra-luxe party has been one of the favorites on many a Hill staffer’s holiday calendar.
Hill Colleagues Mourn Passing of Ex-Rep. Hyde
“I have long included Henry Hyde among my heroes, and for the 16 years I served with him in the House, I was honored to call him a mentor, a colleague, and a friend,” House Minority Leader John Boehner
Anemic Economy May Await New President
When Bill Clinton first ran for president in 1992, the economy was struggling to emerge from a jobless recovery, following a recession a year earlier. When George W.
Don’t Gas Up the Scott Kleeb Senate Bandwagon Just Yet
Republican Bill Barrett beat Democrat Sandra Scofield by just 4,373 votes, 51 percent to 49 percent. The race was that close even though George H.W.
D.C. Democrats Launch Big 527
John Podesta, chief of staff in the Clinton White House and now president of the liberal Center for American Progress, Anna Burger, chairwoman of the labor coalition Change to Win, and Taco Bell