Word: cabineteer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...White House has moved to assuage such sentiments even as the President shakes a fist at criminals. TIME has learned that Clinton directed his Cabinet quietly to put together a $1 billion to $2 billion job-training initiative as part of the $22 billion bill...
...Oval Office for years, and an appetite for people, policies and ideas of all kinds -- often make it hard for him to organize his time and sort out his priorities. If he can't keep them straight, the thinking goes, how can the public? A member of Clinton's Cabinet put it this way: "The big challenge for him is to try to stay away from the things he doesn't need to think about. Even though he may have known a lot, and cared a lot, about something as Governor, he doesn't need...
Weld, who lives in Cambridge, has been leading the push for the Megaplex. he dispatched his cabinet secretaries to the January 18 hearing in the State House's Gardner Auditorium...
SAMUEL PIERCE, Secretary of Housing under Reagan. Significance of his absence: According to Alfred Kingon, secretary to the Cabinet under Reagan, "Everyone is interested in what the President has to say, how he's going to say it, who is sitting with the First Lady, are there any mystery guests. I don't remember anyone asking me, 'Where is Sam Pierce...
President Boris Yeltsin and Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin announced a new, conservative Cabinet that is expected to reverse or slow down many of the reforms designed to create a market economy in Russia. The country's most prominent advocate of free markets, Economics Minister Yegor Gaidar, had previously resigned, charging that the government was not committed to economic reform. After the Cabinet announcement, Gaidar's reformist comrade- in-arms, Boris Fyodorov, quit his post as Finance Minister and said the country's economic policy was taking a "turn back." Said Chernomyrdin: "The period of market romanticism has ended...