Democrats Fuel Draft Hysteria but Political Gain Unlikely
Hillary Rodham Clinton jumped into the discussion in a much more measured way.
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A Feast of Famine
David Duncombe plans to spend the next 40 or 50 days trolling the halls of Congress trying to convince Members to pass his bill.
Hidden Agendas, Not Kids, Dominate SCHIP Debate
At a White House event June 27, Bush said that “the Democrats’ proposal is part of a larger strategy.
Playing the Field
House prospect.
GOP Works to Strip Cut of Cheney Office Budget
Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) provision that prohibits funding for the Office of the Vice President until Cheney complies with an executive order issued by former President Bill Clinton and renewed by President
McGovern’s Milestones
In a recent interview, McGovern said that while bipartisan support for such initiatives is still prevalent in Congress, the Bush White House has balked to a certain extent.
‘Executive Privilege’ Has Storied History, but It Can Be Abused
But it is more common to point to President Bill Clinton and his dispute with Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr; the president appeared before a grand jury with the terms of his appearance negotiated in
Democrats Hold Edge in 2008 Elections … if They Don’t Blow It
[IMGCAP(1)] The evil Americans haven’t tried in a while — since 1994, in fact — is Democratic rule of both the White House and Congress.
8 for ’08
Colorado: Nine electoral votes, Senate race, one House race Democrats haven’t carried the state at the presidential level since Bill Clinton in 1992, but the state has been trending Democratic
Court Loosens Ad Restrictions
Herb Kohl (D) and Russ Feingold (D) to criticize their filibuster of White House judicial appointments.
Democrats’ AG Vote Falls Short
The mere scheduling of the vote was a political embarrassment for Gonzales and the White House, despite the fact it was defeated.
Finding Their Groove On the Democratic Hill
Two senior House Democratic aides who work closely with the business community said trade association members of the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace — which opposed a union-backed bill that would
Not Much Action In the Latest Democratic Debate
First, regardless of which candidate is the eventual nominee, if a Democrat wins the White House, taxes will go up. Count on it.
War-Funding Bill Approved as Many Democrats Look to Next Act
The Senate voted 80-14 in favor of the bill, with Democratic presidential candidates Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.), Chris Dodd (Conn.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) voting “no.”
Obama’s K Street Ban
But some of the city’s lobbyists who support Obama say he may be painting himself into a very untenable corner, and they are quietly reaching out to his campaign advisers suggesting the White House
Nation: Democratic Committees Retain Huge Cash Edge
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) is elected president in 2008 — but isn’t speculating about the possibility or campaigning for the job. If Clinton becomes president, Gov.
Sen. Eagleton Made Metro System Possible
Eagleton’s perfectly timed response, “It’s your bill now, Jim,” brought down the house. In 1991-92, we exchanged letters about the upcoming presidential election.
Matsui Names Her Chief
of staff for America Coming Together and in the same role for ex-Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe; as special assistant to the president and deputy director of scheduling in the Bill
Bush Offers Conservatives a Present — Vetoes
That could lead to the biggest confrontation between Congress and the White House on spending since the 1995 government shutdown, which helped President Bill Clinton reclaim relevance after the 1994 Republican
GOP Debate Proves Politics Has Gone From Dumb to Dumber
Jim Gilmore, who was asked whether he would keep Karl Rove in the White House as his chief political operative.