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...there they go again. A gang of nine Republican hopefuls and hopelesses went up to Manchester for the kickoff dinner at the Holiday Inn and announced that, yes, they are conservative ever and always, my heavens, yes, and are the ones to lift the terrible yoke of government from the people's shoulders, and, no, the words tax increase never cross their lips without a sense of deep personal revulsion, and, yes, they are looking forward to visiting New Hampshire often in the weeks and months ahead. So here we are, back in the dark vale of self-abasement that...
Josh Liston, Rudd Coffey and the rest of the U.C. gang, listen up: Forget Live. Forget putting on some rock concert. Wanna make the school rock...
What growing up in Russia was like: You basically joined a street gang, or tried to avoid them as much as possible. I didn't belong to one so I had to look out for myself. From the time I was 12 years old I carried a chain with...
...also represents something of a palace coup. The Gang's return is the latest and by far the strongest indication that the star of Deputy Chief of Staff Harold Ickes is eclipsing that of his nominal boss, Leon Panetta. One of Panetta's first acts last summer was to all but roust the consultants from the West Wing. He barred them from appearing on TV or in the Oval Office without his permission, and he conducted a none-too-private search for people to replace them. But Ickes had different ideas. In recent weeks he and his protege, newly appointed...
...arrangement is already making a difference. The Gang and their White House allies are getting the Democratic National Committee to beef up its research department so that Clinton supporters can respond more rapidly to Republican initiatives. They also plan to create Democratic TV and talk-radio programs and increase computerized faxing of Clinton propaganda to Democratic leaders around the country in order to tightly coordinate the message that's mouthed. "We felt like we were getting beaten to the punch on issues," said a consultant who works regularly with the White House...