A Revived EPA Takes on Climate Change and More Under President Obama, the Environmental Protection Agency is starting to flex its muscles again By Kent Garber U.S.News & World Report April 10, 2009 [...]
Jindal's Moment By Philip Klein The American Spectator Blog February 24, 2009 In addition to this being President Obama's first speech to a joint session of Congress, it's also Bobby Jindal's chance to introduce himself to a large national audience in delivering the Republican response. According to the Washington Post, Jindal will be delivering the speech from the governor's mansion in Baton Rouge, which is more or less a typical way to deliver the response. I think he would have been better off taking a page out of Christine Todd Whitman's book. Back in 1995, when she was the tax cutting governor still in good graces with the party, she delivered her response in front of an audience in the New Jersey state assembly chamber, which mitigated the natural advantage that President Clinton had by delivering a speech in front of Congress with all its pageantry. [...]
The GOP versus the Religious Right By Brad Pfeiffer/ The Sun-Times February 06, 2009 [...]
Whitman sees chance to rebuild Republican platform By Joe Van Der Bogart The Daily Targum (Rutgers) February 3, 2009 [...]
Former NJ gov: Why can't GOP get along? By ANGELA DELLI SANTI The Associated Press February 3, 2009 [...]
RNC Chairman's Race Update: Wadhams Endorses Anuzis By Marc Ambinder The Atlantic January 27, 2009 [...]
The Great Bush Leadership Casualties; Pols That Most Regret Supporting Bush By David Weigel Washington Independent January 19, 2009 [...]
By Mark Caserta The Herald-Dispatch December 26, 2008, 09:05 PM For those who believe global warming and unemployment are serious threats to our nation: Stay out of the way of nuclear energy. [...]
By Anegla Dellisanti Associated Press December 11, 2008 TRENTON, N.J. - The former New Jersey governor who led the Environmental Protection Agency during the cleanup at the World Trade Center says the new nominee inherits an agency in disarray. [...]
By Jonathan Hiskes Grist.org December 5, 2008 If Christine Todd Whitman had waited four years to publish her political memoir, she might have had this winter's timeliest bestseller. [...]