Some Question Black Chamber of Commerce
Alford accused the White House of creating the new group to drown out his voice. The White House denies any hand in establishing or favoring the organization. J.P.
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U.S. Forces Kill Fugitive bin Laden in Pakistan
Bush and Bill Clinton.
Obama Goes to Facebook to Sell Agenda
“What we’re talking about is going back to the rates that existed back when Bill Clinton was president,” Obama said, acknowledging that some in his audience were “still in diapers at that time.”
Faster, Safer — Feasible?
The White House sees both as vital to U.S. economic competitiveness for the better part of the 21st century, but each effort will be enormously complicated and require
Happy Birthday to Extraordinary Alice Rivlin
Alice was President Bill Clinton’s first deputy director of the OMB; she became director in 1994 when Leon Panetta was named White House chief of staff.
Groups Seek 2012 Repeat of ‘Year of the Woman’
“Really for the last 10 years, we’ve worked to have a pipeline for women to be ready to run for office.”
1995 Federal Budget Debate Is Repeating Itself
years after Bill Clinton was elected president provides some lessons and perspective.
Shop Talk: White House Shuffle as Three Aides Head Out
White House Deputy Press Secretary Bill Burton and top White House aide Sean Sweeney are leaving to form their own political consulting firm.
DLC Once Held Center Stage for Democrats
It is like a roll call of the last generation of Democratic leaders: Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Joe Lieberman, Dick Gephardt — all one-time stars of the Democratic Leadership Council, the 26-year-old incubator
Mubarak Says He Will Not Run for Re-Election
Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) wrote in a Monday editorial on the Gainesville Sun’s website.
Portman’s Bio Makes for a Unique Player
“Twelve of my bills were signed into law by President Bill Clinton in the House.”
Daley Explains His Criticism of Health Care Law
New White House Chief of Staff William Daley sought to clarify Sunday his previous criticism of President Barack Obama’s signature health care overhaul law as political, not policy, commentary.
Obama Ready to Reach Out in 112th Congress
The pick sent a strong signal that the White House is ready to rebuild its frayed relationship with the corporate world, a new tack being hailed by Republicans and bemoaned by liberals.
Divided Government Could Produce Deals
And a Republican majority cut major deals with President Bill Clinton on welfare reform in 1995 and the budget deficit in 1997.
President Has the Upper Hand in a Shutdown
The White House would also have to decide how to handle programs and government functions that didn’t exist in Civiletti and Stockman’s time — or even 15 years ago, when the last two federal government
Biden Announces Bruce Reed as New Chief of Staff
Before that, he served as chief domestic policy adviser to President Bill Clinton and was a deputy campaign manager for the Clinton/Gore campaign.
Tucson Speech Offers Fresh Start for Obama
Facing re-election in just two years, he has a narrow opportunity to prove he is the consensus-maker he promised he would be and win back the support of the public that elected him to the White House in
Bitter Blue Dogs Ready to Cut Deals
Blue Dogs have already started having informal discussions with Republicans in the hope that they can help forge bipartisan deals like they did between President Bill Clinton and the GOP after the
Obama Names Daley as New Chief of Staff
“Few Americans can boast the breadth of experience Bill brings to this job,” Obama said during Daley’s formal announcement at the White House.
McConnell Supports Obama’s Chief of Staff Choice
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell praised President Barack Obama on Thursday for choosing business executive William Daley to serve as White House chief of staff.