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President Ronald Reagan's Initial Actions ProjectPresident Ronald Reagan was also facing an economic downturn. An action plan was created allowing the White House to lead by actions, not by reactionRead More
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Star-Telegram, February 2, 2012
...during tough economic times for the country. Her new image set off repeated bouts of apoplexy among some White House staff members, who weighed in on her choices, albeit indirectly, creating a climate of tension. Over time the Obamas grew into their new...
Heritage Foundation, January 26, 2012
...to February 1985, Meese held the position of Counsellor to the President - the senior job on the White House staff - and functioned as Reagan's chief policy adviser. In 1985, he received Government Executive magazine's annual award for excellence in...
Hollywood Reporter, January 26, 2012
...bad-mouthed the Cambridge police. He thinks he can humor me and then get rid of me. In addition White House staff treated her rudely and her aides had their phones and cameras "confiscated" by the Secret Service. Too bad we werent illegal aliens, or we...
The VW Independent, January 26, 2012
...former president and first lady’s life had remained relatively the same, with a few exceptions. “With no White House staff, the conversation has changed from international policy to that of a more domestic kind,” Bush Hager said. “Yes, my mom...
Brookings Institution, January 26, 2012
...to the Cabinet, sends out a request to the agencies in the Fall. During the subsequent months, the White House staff is inundated with requests from advocacy groups, politicians and even letter writers for what they would like to see in the president's...
U-Wire.com, January 25, 2012
...on the Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton administrations. Fulsom said he also talked to Nixon administration officials, White House staff, Secret Service and household staff as he wrote the book. His motivation to write the book came from the...
The VW Independent, January 25, 2012
...former president and first lady’s life had remained relatively the same, with a few exceptions. “With no White House staff, the conversation has changed from international policy to that of a more domestic kind,” Bush Hager said. “Yes, my mom...
S. Krishna's Books, October 7, 2011
...at the cavalier way secret information was disclosed, and even moreso that a reporter was upset with a White House staff member he was dating for not discussing secret information off the record. That being said, if you’re looking for a smart guilty...
Fellowship of the Minds, September 25, 2011
...book hit the market last Tuesday, Sept. 20, which exposes the chaos, incompetence and hypocrisy of Skippy’s White House staff. The book, Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington, and the Education of a President , is written by Pulitzer...
Kevin Drum Feed | Mother Jones, September 20, 2011
...Kevin Drum Did Obama Get Rolled?—By Kevin Drum| Tue Sep. 20, 2011 4:31 PM PDTWas Barack Obama a naive waif who came to Washington untested and unready, and then struggled to control his White House staff? That's the portrait Ron Suskind paints, and to...
Free North Carolina, September 20, 2011
...President by Ron Suskind is blowing up across the Internet, putting on display the on-the-record words of Obama White House staff and their collective and often less-than-favorable assessment of the inner conflicts rampant within the Obama administration...
Crosscut, August 6, 2011
...me they found Obama to be aloof and outrightly unfriendly to them. Several noted the historically high White House staff turnover and laid it to Obama's similarly abrupt and frosty in-house style. All of this became evident late in the...
Booman Tribune, July 24, 2011
...According to another close observer, David Plouffe, the manager of Obamas 2008 presidential campaign, who officially joined the White House staff in January 2011, has taken over. Everything is about the reelect, this observer sayswhere the President...
Eleven Warriors, July 19, 2011
...typically boring unless the affair involves the President lying under oath about an intern - ahem - on his White House staff . Even our government on the verge of running out of credit is barely on the radar by comparison. It's not because of media...
