Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterBiden Sees Vice President's Role as 'Adviser in Chief,' Aides Say
Published 11/5/2008 by Perry Bacon Jr. at Wash Post In Congress
Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. sees his role in Barack Obama's administration as "adviser in chief," using his decades of experience in the Senate to offer the president candid input on domestic and foreign policy issues, according to Biden aides.
(link)
Tags:
Congress
U.S. Army
Republican National Committee
Al Gore
Arlen Specter
Charles Schumer
David Axelrod
Related Content
An Early Scalp for Drug Reformers?
reason.com 11/5/2008 — My native state Indiana closes its polls at 6 pm. In the past, that and the state's reliably Republican electorate have made it the first state the networks call—generally around 6:01. This year, the Hoosier state is a toss-up. But ...
reason.com 11/5/2008 — My native state Indiana closes its polls at 6 pm. In the past, that and the state's reliably Republican electorate have made it the first state the networks call—generally around 6:01. This year, the Hoosier state is a toss-up. But ...
Chris Shays bites the dust
polipundit.com 11/5/2008 — Sorry to see another Dem seat, but it's nice to see the back of Christopher Shays. The Connecticut Republican voted for the Wall Street bailout, and also took contributions from the real estate industry to push to re-legalize the zero-down-payment ...
polipundit.com 11/5/2008 — Sorry to see another Dem seat, but it's nice to see the back of Christopher Shays. The Connecticut Republican voted for the Wall Street bailout, and also took contributions from the real estate industry to push to re-legalize the zero-down-payment ...
Musgrave unseated by Markey - The Denver Post
denverpost.com 11/5/2008 — GOP Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave was unseated tonight by Democratic challenger Betsy Markey after another intense campaign that blasted voters with nasty attack ads. Musgrave first won the 4th Congressional District in 2002 and has fought bitter ...
denverpost.com 11/5/2008 — GOP Congresswoman Marilyn Musgrave was unseated tonight by Democratic challenger Betsy Markey after another intense campaign that blasted voters with nasty attack ads. Musgrave first won the 4th Congressional District in 2002 and has fought bitter ...
Coleman vs. Franken: Recount looms
startribune.com 11/5/2008 — One of the most bitter U.S. Senate races in Minnesota history continued to grind on early this morning, with Republican Sen. Norm Coleman and DFL challenger Al Franken locked in a race that remained too close to call. With 98 percent of the returns ...
startribune.com 11/5/2008 — One of the most bitter U.S. Senate races in Minnesota history continued to grind on early this morning, with Republican Sen. Norm Coleman and DFL challenger Al Franken locked in a race that remained too close to call. With 98 percent of the returns ...
Election Reporting
electionresults.sos.state.mn.us 11/5/2008 — US PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT Totals Pct Graph Republican JOHN MCCAIN AND SARAH PALIN 1271853 43.88 Democratic-Farmer-Labor BARACK OBAMA AND JOE BIDEN 1565548 54.01 Green CYNTHIA MCKINNEY AND ROSA CLEMENTE 5179 0.18 Socialist Workers RÓGER ...
electionresults.sos.state.mn.us 11/5/2008 — US PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT Totals Pct Graph Republican JOHN MCCAIN AND SARAH PALIN 1271853 43.88 Democratic-Farmer-Labor BARACK OBAMA AND JOE BIDEN 1565548 54.01 Green CYNTHIA MCKINNEY AND ROSA CLEMENTE 5179 0.18 Socialist Workers RÓGER ...
Colo.'s Udall, a Democrat, has politics in his DNA
(AP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 11/5/2008
AP - Four years ago, Mark Udall ran for U.S. Senate from Colorado for 24 hours. He dropped out of the race in favor of the eventual winner, Ken Salazar. This year he stayed with it, and on Tuesday the 58-year-old Democratic congressman with a ...
AP - Four years ago, Mark Udall ran for U.S. Senate from Colorado for 24 hours. He dropped out of the race in favor of the eventual winner, Ken Salazar. This year he stayed with it, and on Tuesday the 58-year-old Democratic congressman with a ...
Measured Response To Financial Crisis Sealed the Election — Wash Post In Congress 11/5/2008
Sen. Barack Obama, so steady in public, did not hide his vexation when he summoned his top advisers to meet with him in Chicago on Sept. 14.
Sen. Barack Obama, so steady in public, did not hide his vexation when he summoned his top advisers to meet with him in Chicago on Sept. 14.
Hard Choices And Challenges Follow Triumph — Wash Post In Congress 11/5/2008
After a victory of historic significance, Barack Obama will inherit problems of historic proportions. Not since Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated at the depths of the Great Depression in 1933 has a new president been confronted with the challenges ...
After a victory of historic significance, Barack Obama will inherit problems of historic proportions. Not since Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated at the depths of the Great Depression in 1933 has a new president been confronted with the challenges ...
Obama Makes History — Wash Post In Congress 11/5/2008
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois was elected the nation's 44th president yesterday, riding a reformist message of change and an inspirational exhortation of hope to become the first African American to ascend to the White House.
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois was elected the nation's 44th president yesterday, riding a reformist message of change and an inspirational exhortation of hope to become the first African American to ascend to the White House.
With Obama Win, Elation and a Lingering Divide — Wash Post Elections 11/5/2008
On a wall next to Harlem's historic Apollo Theater, near a painting of Malcolm X, a new canvas was hung yesterday with a huge likeness of Barack Obama and the words: "We Made History 2008."
On a wall next to Harlem's historic Apollo Theater, near a painting of Malcolm X, a new canvas was hung yesterday with a huge likeness of Barack Obama and the words: "We Made History 2008."
