Democrats Focus On Ex-Starr Aide
Republicans defend Kavanaugh, now a close Bush aide serving as White House staff secretary, as a sharp legal mind who has been awaiting a hearing since last summer.
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When Making VP, Kerry Must Factor In Appeal to Ohio
Republicans have never lost Ohio and gone on to win the White House, which is one reason both parties see it as so crucial this year In 2000, George W.
The Other Body
DeLay “shares a similar position with [former Nixon White House counsel] John Dean, [Sen.]
The Politics of Gasoline Prices: Keep Your Powder Dry
Then-President Bill Clinton was “facing a political firestorm over the issue,” wrote two other Times reporters the next day.
Williams’ Allies Seeking Posthumous Pardon
But the effort also has the support of several Washington insiders, including former White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry and prominent attorney Stan Brand.
Shrouded in History
Gone are the days when the women arrived at meetings wearing Florence Nightingale-style hats, said Karyn Frist, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist’s (R-Tenn.) wife.
Young Seen as Victim of Times
On April 1, 1998, Bud Shuster (R-Pa.) rammed through the House a highway bill far larger than either the White House or his own leadership wanted.
Welfare Impasse Is a Tragic Case of Partisan Posing
It was originally the brainchild, in the mid-1980s, of the co-chairmen of the National Governors Association, Republican Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and Bill Clinton of Arkansas, who made it a pillar
Pillow Talk on Capitol Hill
Max Cleland (D-Ga.) once described his battle with his sleep disorder as “the toughest time for me in 30 years since I was wounded in Vietnam.”
Inauguration Panels Must Reveal Donors
In recent years, under pressure from campaign watchdog groups, presidents-elect have frequently chosen to voluntarily disclose financial supporters of their inaugural festivities — but on occasion
Jockeying for DCCC Chairman Under Way
Emanuel has also made a concerted effort to cozy up to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.), said several leadership sources.
Dole Steps to the Fore
Clinton, whose husband — former President Bill Clinton — defeated Dole’s husband in the 1996 White House contest, had high praise for the North Carolina Republican.
Does Economic Curse Lurk Over House of Bush?
Given the country’s economic unhappiness, there’s a definite whiff of 1992 around the Bush White House, but aides say they have a definite plan to dispel it.
History Shows Kerry, Bush Need to Establish Advantage by Labor Day
ticket punched for the White House.
WASHINGTON: State Lawmakers, Parties Still Feuding on Primary
If the Senate signs off on the House bill, all eyes will turn to Gov. Gary Locke (D).
McCain Seeks Files in Abramoff Probe
Abramoff, one of President Bush’s most prodigious fundraisers and a top ally of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), resigned Tuesday under pressure from Greenberg Traurig and immediately
Centrists Bearish on Deals
The reason, according to several Democrats: The White House cannot be trusted to play fairly with either their own moderates or Democrats of any stripe.
New and Improved Clinton
Clinton put in a quick visit to the location in Western Massachusetts.
Cabinet Pitches in for GOP Hopefuls
It also, in its way, represents the fulfillment of an informal quid pro quo the White House has maintained with Congress.
Mitchell Program Strives for Nonpartisanship
The result was more Republican applicants than in past years, and three Republicans accepted into the program. According to the U.S.