Keep the Day Job
Dick Morris, the flexible political consultant who has worked for both then-President Bill Clinton and Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.), allegedly owes the state of Connecticut a big chunk of back taxes.
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Electability Key to Labor
Bill Clinton over a loyal union ally, Sen. Tom Harkin (Iowa), in the Democratic primary.
Former Aides Form New Shop
Patrick Dorton, a former Senate Democratic aide and staffer in the Clinton White House, is forming Rational Public Relations.
Bad Connection
After all, the Clinton administration was pilloried for allegedly auctioning off ambassadorships and the like to the highest bidder among campaign donors.
Colleagues Starting To Defend Daschle
The endeavor is significant because the Democratic Caucus has remained largely silent over the past couple years as Daschle has come under heavy fire from Republicans — most notably for his harsh
Democrats Mix Politics and Policy
However, a number of prominent Democratic staffers, including many with ties to the New York Senator and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, will be heavily involved in the effort.
Hutchinson Set to Run if Asked
Asa Hutchinson (R-Ark.) has signaled to the White House that he will challenge Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D) if asked, knowledgeable GOP sources said Tuesday.
Major League Exit
Clymer said it’s time to move on to something else after 26 years as a Times man and 43 years in journalism, dating back to his start with the Virginian-Pilot and stints with the Baltimore Sun and
Next U.S. Target: Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat
He said that when a new prime minister is confirmed in office, his administration will unveil a “roadmap” for peace talks that could lead to the creation of a Palestinian state in three years.
A Look at New York
Basically, a House seat from New York — especially from New York City — is a life-time sinecure.
Daschle Vows to Keep Heat on Bush
Bill Clinton defeat President George H.W. Bush.
Mullen It Over
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), and they celebrated their engagement with a party at the White House in the final days of the Clinton administration.
Sex, Awards and Videotape
Clinton over his alleged lies about sexual indiscretions.
Senate Mourns Moynihan
The welfare measure was finally signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996, though not before Moynihan, who was by then the ranking member on the Finance Committee, scolded the administration
Congress Mourns Moynihan
The welfare measure was finally signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996, though not before Moynihan, who was by then the top Democrat on the Finance Committee, scolded the administration
Smith Spars With Leaders
White House’s spending proposals.
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Graham, however, had made national headlines for his role as an impeachment manager in the Senate trial of then-President Bill Clinton and as a major backer of the maverick presidential campaign
Budget Still Tops the Agenda as War Seems Just Days Away
The White House has yet to request anything definitive in terms of a supplemental appropriations measure needed to fund a war, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said Tuesday.
Kirk’s Military Experience Comes in Handy
Mark Kirk’s (R-Ill.) access to classified information actually increases when the House gavels out for the weekend.
Help Wanted: Plum Posts Open on K Street
In order to balance out the office, the winner is likely to be someone with strong ties to the GOP since Timothy Keating, an ex-aide to former President Bill Clinton, was hired by the New Jersey company