Sharpton’s Labor Pains
picket during lunch hours for several years.
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Members Aid W.H. Hopefuls
Rob Portman (R-Ohio), who serves as the GOP leadership’s liaison to the White House. But it was Rep.
Hill GOP Bonding With Bush
Every other week Allen has a breakfast meeting, 6:30 a.m. sharp, in the White House mess with Rove to discuss strategy for the 2004 Senate races.
Raised on the Radio
John Kerry (D-Mass.) and interned for then-President Bill Clinton. Nannis graduated from George Washington University in 1998 with a degree in journalism.
Wanted: Job Opportunities
Several prominent Hispanic consultants including former Clinton White House officials Maria Echaveste and Joe Velasquez are working on measures to promote Hispanic staffers and consultants.
I Don’t Care if You’re the Richest Guy in the World
Billionaire Bill Gates learned the hard way that the Secret Service means business when it comes to checking identification at the White House gates.
Appointment Hell
And, with the close-down, outside pressure will be off and it will take initiative from Congress and the White House to change the system.
Wine With That?
EIA plans to lure a White House aide to fill the remaining opening in its office. Lowell Switches Firms.
From French Wine to Uzbek Coins: White House, Hill See Array of Diplomatic Gifts
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D), who was once showered with such gifts during her years as first lady, received just one item in the name of diplomacy last year: a Hermes scarf valued at $275 from Jean-Claude
Biden Aides Plot Strategy
His New Hampshire team was headed by Rob Engel (who is now on staff at the National Committee for an Effective Congress) and Anne Lewis, later a top Clinton White House adviser.
Franklin’s Tale
Helping the President In 1997, Franklin attracted national attention when then-President Bill Clinton appointed him chairman of the advisory panel of his ambitious Initiative on Race and Reconciliation
For Republicans, a Maturing Revolution
“We can’t just be about the angry white guy anymore,” said a House Republican leadership aide.
Blunt’s Other Problem
The liberal think tank being formulated by former White House Chief of Staff John Podesta is finally starting to take shape, with House aide David Sirota signing on to help lead the group’s communications
‘Triangulation’ Has House GOP Worried
But on Monday, without advance warning, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer pushed the House to move the bill quickly.
Harkin: Candidate Who ‘Connects’ Wins
Instead, Harkin says, the individual who has the “intangible” quality of “connectedness” that characterized former Presidents Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan will carry the day.
Frivolous Suits and Judicial Activism From The Political Right?
The White House should allow limited access to some memos; the Democrats should end their filibuster; and Estrada — a thoughtful, independent-minded lawyer — should be confirmed.
Factor This
Hillary Rodham Clinton,” said the paper. “It did that day — and he earned every line.” Gillespie’s Got It.
‘Electable?’ Perhaps. But Nominatable? Is That Even a Word?
Lieberman and Graham have sought to make much of their alleged ability to beat President Bush, and it’s clear that taking back the White House is a high (and perhaps the only attainable) priority
Members Not on Short List
office before joining the White House team, are among those with top-level posts in the Bush administration.
Please Dress Better, Mica Implores
Dress codes are not alien to the House.