Word: carney
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...ANGELES: Looking for friends at the AFL-CIO?s boisterous executive council winter meeting, Al Gore and Dick Gephardt tried out some of the rhetoric they are polishing for their own expected presidential campaigns three years from now. "This was really the first primary," says TIME's James Carney. "Gore is definitely running, and while Gephardt stopped short of admitting it, he is certainly Gore's leading competition." It was a tough crowd. Both Democrats tried to assuage union concerns that welfare reform will flood the job market with low-paid, non-union labor, hence further undermining organized labor. While...
...Reported by James Carney, Tamala M. Edwards and Karen Tumulty/Washington
...Reported by James Carney, John F. Dickerson and J.F.O. McAllister/Washington
...George J. Church. Reported by James Carney and Tamala M. Edwards/Washington
...once all-powerful, now flailing leader. As TIME Washington correspondent Karen Tumulty reports, "Virtually everyone of any stature was involved" in the campaign waged to save Newt's job. Even Gingrich himself got on the phone to House Republicans to personally plead for votes, says TIME's Jay Carney. On Friday, Republican National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour lept to Gingrich's side in support, in the form of a 650-word editorial in the New York Times and an afternoon press conference. In both venues, Barbour argued that Gingrich has been held to a different standard than Democratic leader Richard...