…a little-known staff secretary to President Bill Clinton drafted a memo laying out the new policy: Emails had to be preserved and external networks should not be used because those messages would not be retained. The aide’s name…
…by the Council of Economic Advisers, the National Economic Council, the Office of Management and Budget, and the Treasury Department explains the new policy and analyzes its impact on poverty, incomes, and more broadly. The Executive Summary is pasted below…
…Cuba opening is strong, growing, and pervasive. Support for the new policy is bipartisan. It is significantly high among segments of voters -- such as Hispanics -- that candidates running for office increasingly care about. Most of all, the latest research shows…
…prosperity, and peace" 2) CNN analyzes McCain's foreign policy vis-à-vis Bush, Zakaria calls McCain "radical" for wanting to exclude Russia and China from international institutions, implies he could prompt a new "Cold War" *3) **McBush* a. Richard…
…policies to address our longer-term budgetary and other challenges in ways that lessen poverty and inequality, rather than in ways that make disparities even worse in the name of fiscal rectitude. With its focus on the future, this new…
…party. “One salutary effect of Republican radicalism is to unify Democrats,” said Will Marshall, president of the Progressive Policy Institute, a moderate Democratic think tank that helped feed Bill Clinton’s White House with new policy ideas. “Having said that…
…policies to address our longer-term budgetary and other challenges in ways that lessen poverty and inequality, rather than in ways that make disparities even worse in the name of fiscal rectitude. With its focus on the future, this new…
…who can you trust to fight for you?” Ms. Palmieri said. No new policy details are expected in Saturday’s speech, though Mrs. Clinton will mention many of her priorities if elected. They include addressing college affordability and wage stagnation…
…in October 2002 complicated her last presidential campaign. Her recent speech on energy policy avoided hot-button topics like the Keystone pipeline and was largely devoid of any new policy prescriptions: "Good ideas are everywhere you look," she said in…
…of Chipotle, and it’s not just because of their burrito bowl,” Clinton said, lauding the company for a new policy that provides paid sick days, paid vacation time and tuition reimbursements to its part-time employees. As president, Clinton…
…Kessler) reports in the Trail blog, that "Sen. John McCain broke today with President Bush's new policy on North Korea, co-authoring an opinion article with Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) in which he called for a return to…
…if of the same sex — could be left behind to fend for themselves. Hillary announced the State Department’s new policy offering equal benefits and protections to LGBT diplomatic spouses in a memo in which she wrote, “Like all families…
…jZ73z_VqfBegbpY676QfxyDbAvJMYsL-Z3jFCzmpcR7YdxJvEZrQZD21qHdxLUVVi1fRGdya87y9tGWq_uAfu6P27I7VZtEouO9qKFc6g7wvhwc1Lc2d8likJA9Gk7TJ7CNFjjsbusOgMzfOXhvzq0e7pXIIOAd2irLh_fTv_kQsfoY6Dm-84KPrrg==&c=jU9q1RezcmrRw9hSqg5oV3oir1-Mys7bP0K5oj8Spmm2k0mmGbquqw==&ch=SStvFCva_RsgJ8BhMrrqL4NtjCjQANna4O_fE3InxBK1g_ofCxe5nw==] etc.). This new polic…
…a beefed-up ECONOMIC plan and message after July 4, with a mix of current and new policy. http://www.politico.com/playbook/0608/playbook352.html Roberta McCain steals reporter's heart, strikes fear in handlers' (LA Times 6/29…
…In practice, this means her scope for dramatic new policy achievements is likely to be limited. And it's why the remarks she made Monday morning on prosecuting financial crime are some of the most important words she's spoken…
…as well as any relevant passages from his books. “It’s a natural place to start,” he said. As Clinton puts herself on more public stages and delves into new policy areas, a similar cycle of high expectations met with…
…mutual interest while also confronting Putin over Ukraine. But experts say Secretary of State John Kerry's meetings with Putin in Russia last month raised questions in Europe about whether Washington might be pursuing a new policy toward the Kremlin…
…when the conversation shifted from economic policy to foreign policy. Cruz and Rubio strongly condemned Obama's recently announced plan to normalize relations with Cuba, but Paul said he sees a lot to like about the new policy. "We have…
…faster growth,” one of the first things is “oppose any efforts to …” Just generally, out of the gate on a new policy proposal, voters want to hear things we will do/we will support, not what we will oppose…
…an issue around which that could > happen. The Bishops will undoubtedly continue the fight. Does the Catholic > Hospital Association support of the Administration's new policy, together > with "the 98%" create an opportunity? > > Of course…
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