Fork in the Road, er, Windshield
Ironically enough, Roy’s near-death experience was caused by the Medicare reform bill — which is supposed to make people healthier.
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Pryce Declares White House ‘Dropped the Ball’
One senior House GOP aide said administration officials suggested the outcome was the result of a clash in priorities between the White House legislative affairs shop and the White House communications
Midwest
He was pardoned by then-President Bill Clinton during Clinton’s last days in office.
Plains
A potential hurdle for Boswell is his vote for the Republican Medicare prescription drug bill that passed the House by just one vote.
South
Hutchinson had met earlier in the year with White House senior adviser Karl Rove but maintained that he was not interested in a Senate bid. Lt. Gov.
Mid-Atlantic
The White House and Senate GOP leaders are publicly supporting Specter and working on his behalf.
Solid South for the GOP
Reynolds added that Democrats don’t have a standard-bearer to carry their message across the South since former President Bill Clinton left office, and suggested that none of the nine Democratic
Senate Moves on Election Commission
Appointments to the commission are made by the president based on recommendations by the Senate Majority Leader, the House Speaker, the Senate Minority Leader and the House Minority Leader.
He’s a Card
Everyone from liberal author Al Franken toting a Dean campaign sign (four of diamonds) to White House adviser Karl Rove with his fingers crossed (jack of clubs) and Sen.
It’s Time to Consider Ending Lifetime Judicial Appointments
This was a worse record by far than President Bill Clinton had in his first two years (but better by far than Clinton did in his last two years, when more than 40 judicial nominations were left hanging
French Kiss
He may “look French” to his critics at the White House, but Sen.
Friends in High Places
George Bush to a key regulatory post, has earned nearly $1 million lobbying on behalf of just three corporate clients since Bush entered the White House.
Livingston’s Big Deal
This summer, Northpoint lobbyists added the measure to the appropriations bill funding the FCC.
Ex-White House Photographer’s Work on Display
from Gerald Ford to Bill Clinton, as well as a number of magazine covers and enlarged photos.
NORTH CAROLINA: Business Group Poll Shows Bowles Leading
Burr, meanwhile, has a clear shot at the GOP nomination after the White House and national party leaders helped clear the field.
Foot in Mouth
Joseph Biden (D-Del.) decided against seeking the White House, given the less than diplomatic remarks uttered last week by the ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee.
’60 Minutes’ of Kennedy Ribbing
White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card, a Massachusetts native, added knowingly: “I have been to Hyannis Port. And this year’s Thanksgiving dinner is going to be a classic.”
Rothenberg: For DLC, 2004 Presidential Race a Defining Event
From built an organization that achieved its greatest influence last decade, when former DLC Chairman Bill Clinton served two terms in the nation’s top office.
Ex-Rep. Reynolds Seeks to Overcome Conviction, Displace Jackson
Mel Reynolds (D-Ill.), a convicted felon whose prison term was commuted by then-President Bill Clinton, launched a full-throttle campaign Tuesday to regain his former House seat.
Davis Leaves Boggs
Davis, a former special counsel in the Clinton White House, was a lead behind-the-scenes player during several of Clinton’s major scandals, from the inquiry into overnight stays in the Lincoln bedroom