Obama, Scalia and the Politics of a High Court Funeral
On Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest announced that the first couple would skip the funeral.
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Michael Bloomberg’s Road Map to the White House
Of course, even if Bloomberg could not win the White House, he could impact the election’s outcome.
Michael Bloomberg’s Road Map to the White House
Of course, even if Bloomberg could not win the White House, he could impact the election’s outcome.
Lynn Woolsey Doesn’t Find UFO Talk Totally Spacey
And while she never imagined the dizzying tales launched her way in early 2013 during a self-styled “hearing” on extraterrestrial affairs would ever crop up in a presidential race — as White House
Hillary Should Fire … Hillary
(Photo By Al Drago/CQ Roll Call File Photo) When Hillary Clinton gets around to firing people, she ought to start with her top two strategists: Bill and Hillary Clinton.
A Lecture on Sexism from Noted Feminist Bill Clinton
“So, Hillary,’’ Albright added, “you are not only going to the White House but to that other place,’’ she said, pointing up towards heaven.
Kasich’s Moment of Truth Comes on Budget Day
Kasich was Budget chairman from 1995 through 2000, years when budget matters animated national politics.
Bernie’s Big Day in D.C.
“There have only been two major pieces of gun legislation passed in the last 20 years and he voted wrong on both of them: the Brady bill and the [manufacturers’] immunity law,” Trumble
Bernie’s Big Day in D.C.
“There have only been two major pieces of gun legislation passed in the last 20 years and he voted wrong on both of them: the Brady bill and the [manufacturers’]immunity law,” Trumble
We Keep Electing Outsiders; How’s That Working Out?
Indeed, every first-term president elected in the past 40 years, save George H.W. Bush, has campaigned as an outsider with the muscle to bust up what Sen.
John Kasich: ‘If I Don’t Do Well Here, They’ll Have to Hear Me in Some Book’
After seven years of Barack Obama, it is a time of urgency.” Amnesia has become a contagious disease among Republicans seeking the White House.
John Kasich: ‘If I Don’t Do Well Here, They’ll Have to Hear Me in Some Book’
After seven years of Barack Obama, it is a time of urgency.” Amnesia has become a contagious disease among Republicans seeking the White House.
‘Big Men’: Is Trump America’s Berlusconi?
Bobby Jindal, a former 2016 GOP White House hopeful, has said “The Donald” lacks any identifiable political belief system.
‘Big Men’: Is Trump America’s Berlusconi?
Bobby Jindal, a former 2016 GOP White House hopeful, has said “The Donald” lacks any identifiable political belief system.
Excerpt: Matt Lewis on the ‘Dumbing Down’ of the GOP
Were that the case, Jimmy Carter, a nuclear engineer and graduate of the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, would have been preferable to Ronald Reagan, a humble graduate of Eureka College, and Bill
A Power Congress Grabbed, Then Rarely Used
(Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call) Twenty years ago, it was enacted as a classically obscure legislative rider, an opaquely worded few paragraphs, crafted by both parties, which each side agreed to keep quiet
A Power Congress Grabbed, Then Rarely Used
crowed the House majority whip, Texan Tom DeLay, predicting the GOP would swiftly apply its unheralded Contract With America win to undo a range of rules set at the end of the Clinton era.
Will Obama Issue Executive Action on Cap-and-Trade?
After that, since the proposal will be dead on arrival due to staunch GOP opposition, the White House is expected to take some kind of action on its own toward drastically reducing the prison’s population
Will Obama Issue Executive Action on Cap-and-Trade?
After that, since the proposal will be dead on arrival due to staunch GOP opposition, the White House is expected to take some kind of action on its own toward drastically reducing the prison’s population
Was There Ever an Obama-Ryan Honeymoon?
“The word honeymoon is overused in American politics,” said William Galston, a former aide to President Bill Clinton now with the Brookings Institution.