Democrats Yield Social Security Initiative to Bush
Over the next 75 years, the anticipated difference between payroll taxes and Social Security benefits is $3.8 trillion.
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International Agent
Jack Quinn, the one-time counsel to then-President Bill Clinton, is taking the lead on a team that also includes Marc Lampkin, a top aide on the Bush-Cheney 2000 campaign; Powell, a former executive
Match Made in Prison
Following the House Republican retreat at the swanky Greenbrier resort in West Virginia, most GOPers headed back to their home states. North Carolina Rep. Howard Coble went to prison.
White House Wants ‘Sunset’ Panel
In an effort to curb what it calls wasteful spending by Congress, the White House is pursuing the creation of a commission that would regularly review the soundness of federal programs and possibly send
Bayh Readies Team for Presidential Run
But Bayh has been maneuvering behind the scenes for months to put the framework for a White House bid in place.
New Democrats Asking More From Members
The centrist House New Democrat Coalition is planning a major restructuring, hoping to regain its voice and influence within Congress that has fallen over the past several years.
Clinton’s Top Aide Learns From Tragedy
For Luzzatto, this was not a new lesson, having been forced to deal with another life-or-death situation more than five years ago.
‘Talent Primary’ Heats Up
Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) has by far the deepest and most experienced group of advisers, led, of course, by her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
Partisanship on the Hill Takes a Breather at Inauguration
Clinton and his wife, Sen.
Which Freshmen Show Early Signs of Stardom?
Barack Obama (D-Ill.), swooning good looks, a winning personal style and a compelling backstory (as the first black president of the Harvard Law Review and the son of a Kenyan father and a white American
Hot Tamale!
Marshall has held positions in the Clinton White House, on Capitol Hill and in the private sector.
Mineta an Unlikely Cabinet Survivor
The bill had been blocked by the White House in a showdown with Congress over spending.
National Archives to Swear In New Citizens
The ceremony used to take place on Constitution Day in September, but in the past few years, the event was rescheduled to recognize Bill Day in December.
Ghost of Abe Fortas Hangs Over Discussion of Judicial Filibusters
Whatever the motives, as hearings on the Fortas nomination proceeded during the summer, more questions arose about his ethics and his continued involvement, while on the court, in White House political
Clinton Advisers Focus on ’06 First
Mark Penn: Clinton’s pollster during the 2000 campaign, Penn was also a trusted consultant in the Clinton White House.
Bush’s Vision for 109th May Run Into Obstacles
Republican leadership aides on Capitol Hill believe the White House wants to move on Social Security first.
Tax System Desperately Needs Fair Reform
As the new year approaches and a Republican-controlled White House and Congress set their sights on major tax reform, the middle class had better hold onto its wallets.
Reid Steps to Forefront
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), the high-profile chairwoman of the Steering and Coordination Committee, as likely spokespeople for the Caucus.
Another John Kerry Run in ’08? Don’t Hold Your Breath
John Kerry ran a credible effort for the White House this year, coming within 70,000 votes of winning Ohio, which would have won him the presidency.
Archives Opens Public Vaults
One of the first things visitors see when they enter is a copy of the first law passed by Congress — a bill requiring all public officials to swear an oath to the Constitution.