Todd: Obama Is Late for Dinner
He recently spoke to the House GOP conference at the Capitol for the first time in four years and had a dinner party with Republican senators that filled the newspapers — and not just on the society pages
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House GOP Doesn’t Expect Obama Charm Offensive to Last
Several House Republicans emerged from Wednesday’s closed-door session with Obama complimentary of the president’s tone and effort to reach out.
D.C. Advocates Ask: Is That All?
The delegate from the District of Columbia had been in touch with the White House, and high-level administration officials had sat with her for meetings and phone calls to discuss her concerns.
Treasury Nominee Lew Looks on Track for Confirmation After Hearing
At the urging of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the White House chief of staff pledged his support Wednesday for a tax code overhaul, saying it was an “extremely important priority.”
Wolfensberger: Process Gimmicks Can’t Replace Policymaking
House Chief of Staff James A.
A Day for Capitol Pomp, Not Partisanship
Addressing the luncheon, Obama struck a chord of togetherness, telling the congressional leaders, Cabinet secretaries, Supreme Court justices, Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton and their families
What Can We Glean From Obama’s Inaugural Speech?
President Bill Clinton’s second speech reflected the looming turn of the century, the explosion of the Internet and how the information age could be leveraged to form a better America.
Obama to Switch to ‘Taxation Without Representation’ Plates
When the plates were created in 2000, President Bill Clinton adopted them for the remainder of his term in office, but when President George W. Bush took over, he removed them.
Obama Reviews Gun Proposals; Emanuel Offers Advice
Separately Monday, a key Senate Democrat said lawmakers and the White House are evaluating how broad any legislative gun control package should be.
Washington’s Tax Compromise May Raise Reconciliation Possibility
while maintaining control of the Senate and the White House.