politico.com - 12/3/2008
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Obama won points by telling GOP-ers in the room that he welcomed disagreements. See also: Govs ask for aid
cqpolitics.com - 12/10/2008
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CQ TODAY ONLINE NEWS Dec. 10, 2008 –
5:38 a.m. No End in Sight in Minnesota Senate...
Recount By Emily Cadei, CQ Staff With the hand recount of ballots completed, the Minnesota Senate race is now in the hands of the four men and one woman who comprise ...
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No End in Sight in Minnesota Senate Recount
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Impressing the governors
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IMPRESSING THE GOVERNORS.... What's that old Woody Allen line? "Ninety percent of life is just showing up"? Reading about Barack Obama's appearance at the annual meeting of the National Governor's Association, it seems he scored points for just showing up, but he did even more by knowing what he was talking about. No one could remember a meeting quite like this. President-elect Barack Obama met with the nation's governors Tuesday to hear their tales of economic pain -- and won some points by telling Republicans in the room that he welcomed disagreements, "so feel free," one ...
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Out of Sight
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Op-Ed Contributor - Transitions - Out of Sight
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Bush and Obama: Their First Meeting
blogs.abcnews.com 11/10/2008 — In anticipation of the White House meeting tomorrow afternoon between President Bush and President-elect Obama, here's an excerpt from "The Audacity of Hope," where then-Sen.. Obama wrote of his first meeting with the president about four years ago: ...
No End In Sight For U.S. Jobless Claims
forbes.com 11/14/2008 — Credit-crunched companies have been shedding jobs to weather the tough economy, leading U.S. weekly unemployment claims to hit their highest levels since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. On Thursday, the government reported that its tally of newly ...
Analysis: More police authority in sight?
scotusblog.com 12/10/2008 — Analysis
Along the way toward reaching a major new issue on police authority, and hinting that some Justices were ready to uphold at least some expansion, the Supreme Court on Tuesday got diverted into a question it has never decided. And that may ...
What if they had a Fed Meeting ...
calculatedriskblog.com 12/14/2008 — ... and no one cared? The Fed starts a two day meeting tomorrow, and no one really cares about the Fed Funds rate. Click on graph for larger image in new window. Sure, the Fed will probably cut the Fed Funds rate by 50bps (maybe even 75 bps based on the probabilities from the Cleveland Fed ...
Live-Blogging Obama’s News Conference —
WSJ.com: Washington Wire 12/3/2008
President-elect Barack Obama will hold a press conference today in Chicago at 11:40 EST where he is expected to name New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson as his nominee for secretary of commerce. Richardson served as energy secretary in the Clinton ...
A Bush on the Ballot in 2010? —
WSJ.com: Washington Wire 12/3/2008
Susan Davis reports on politics.
With Florida Republican Sen. Mel Martinez retiring in 2010, there is a deep bench of potential candidates in the Sunshine Statethe most prominent being former Gov. Jeb Bush , who is reportedly mulling a ...