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Articles Written by: ANDREW GLASS
For all those campaign staffers dreaming of the next race, singer-songwriter Jackson Browne has a message: If it’s not your song, ask before you use it.
Last week, Browne settled his suit against the Republican National Committee, Sen. John McCain ...
From ANDREW GLASS,ABBY PHILLIP,
The Politico,
30 Jul 2009
True believers on the left and right scoff at the middle ground, but that has not deterred Dennis Ross and David Makovsky from writing a book that they say “amounts to a centrist view of what to do in the Middle East.”
“Myths, Illusions, & Peace: ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
27 Jul 2009
Nixon's conversations can be heard on some 154 hours of tapes made public Tuesday.
Photo: AP
So you think the perpetual campaign is a new phenomenon? Then consider this excerpt from the newly released secret tapes of Richard Nixon after ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
23 Jun 2009
Gov. Haley Barbour (R-Miss.) predicted Wednesday that despite his current popularity in the polls, President Barack Obama will eventually suffer the same reversal of political fortune that befell President Bill Clinton in 1994.
“What they have in ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
20 May 2009
These are challenging times for AIPAC, the nation’s pre-eminent pro-Israeli lobby.
Just how challenging will become more evident on Tuesday when some 6,500 delegates to the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee fan out on ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
4 May 2009
Can Vice President Joe Biden make a ballroom full of savvy insiders laugh at a time of economic turmoil?
Can Vice President Joe Biden make a ballroom full of savvy insiders laugh at a time of economic turmoil?
Yes, he can.
Biden, filling in for ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
22 Mar 2009
On this day in 1751, James Madison, one of the nation’s Founding Fathers, the principal author of the Bill of Rights and the fourth president of the United States, was born in Port Conway, Va., to a prominent land-owning family. He was the eldest of ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
16 Mar 2009
Unemployed people, numbering about 5,000, wait outside the State Labor Bureau which houses the State Temporary Employment Relief administration in New York City, Nov. 24, 1933.
“This is not your ordinary run-of-the-mill recession,” Barack Obama said ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
16 Feb 2009
On this day in 1890, House Speaker Thomas Reed (R-Maine) torpedoed a long-standing “disappearing quorum” maneuver, thereby expanding the speaker’s powers at the expense of the minority.
At the time, a quorum — the minimum number of members on the ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
29 Jan 2009
On this day in 1940, the Senate chamber was the scene of a funeral service for William Borah, a progressive Republican from Idaho who had begun his Senate career in 1907. Known for his integrity, speaking ability and concern for his constituents, Borah ...
From ANDREW GLASS,
The Politico,
22 Jan 2009
