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Reporter remembers Snow's quick mind, kindness, humility
- Tony Snow’s mind was so quick and nimble that whenever he interviewed me on Fox News, I was slightly worried that I would be flummoxed by a line of inquiry I had not anticipated.
Ex-White House press secretary Snow dies of cancer at 53
- Former White House press secretary Tony Snow, whose cheerful conservatism and keen intellect took him to the heights of journalism and politics, died of cancer Saturday at age 53.
Bush slams Dems on military funds
- President Bush on Thursday sought to shame Democratic lawmakers into passing funds for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan before the congressional recess in August.
- President Bush on Thursday sought to shame Democratic lawmakers into passing funds for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan before the congressional recess in August.
White House having trouble creating top war post
- The Bush administration once again is trying to create a super-policy post inside the White House to coordinate a war, but it is having about as much success as it did in 2001 when a similar job never got filled.
- The Bush administration once again is trying to create a super-policy post inside the White House to coordinate a war, but it is having about as much success as it did in 2001 when a similar job never got filled.
Bush, Clinton compared on economy
- Although the current expansion is in its sixth year, most Americans continue to give President Bush poor marks on the economy.
- Although the current expansion is in its sixth year, most Americans continue to give President Bush poor marks on the economy.
White House says economic surge robust
- The White House says the economic surge that began five and a half years ago on President Bush's watch is more robust than the much-touted expansion during the Clinton administration.
- The White House says the economic surge that began five and a half years ago on President Bush's watch is more robust than the much-touted expansion during the Clinton administration.
Bush sidesteps judgment on homosexuality
- President Bush on Tuesday declined to say whether homosexuality is immoral, an assertion made last month by Gen. Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
GOP House members rally around Bush
- Surrounded by applauding Republicans, President Bush on Thursday discovered the upside to growing Democratic criticism of his Iraq policy: a rally-around-the-president effect.
- Surrounded by applauding Republicans, President Bush on Thursday discovered the upside to growing Democratic criticism of his Iraq policy: a rally-around-the-president effect.
White House balks in prosecutor purge flap
- The White House threatened Wednesday to withdraw its offer to let Congress question West Wing officials if Democrats issue subpoenas they authorized in the prosecutor purge flap.
- The White House threatened Wednesday to withdraw its offer to let Congress question West Wing officials if Democrats issue subpoenas they authorized in the prosecutor purge flap.
White House: A vote for D.C. ‘unconstitutional’
- Just days before the U.S. House of Representatives is to vote on historic legislation to give the District of Columbia a vote in Congress, the White House said doing so would be “unconstitutional.”
- Just days before the U.S. House of Representatives is to vote on historic legislation to give the District of Columbia a vote in Congress, the White House said doing so would be “unconstitutional.”
Rove may be cleared to testify
- Citing “hazy memories” at the White House, President Bush's spokesman said Friday he did not know who came up with the now-controversial idea of firing U.S. attorneys.
White House "hazy" on U.S. attorney firings
- Citing "hazy memories" at the White House, President Bush's spokesman said Friday he did not know who came up with the now-controversial idea of firing U.S. attorneys.
