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...already be feeling the pressure. Consider the testy response of her adviser, Howard Wolfson, to Edwards' remarks recently. "If you're in Congress and you know that this war is going in the wrong direction, it is no longer enough to study your options and keep your own counsel," Edwards asserted. He didn't mention Clinton by name. But Wolfson gave Edwards' speech more publicity by taking the bait: "In 2004, John Edwards used to constantly brag about running a positive campaign. Today he has unfortunately chosen to open his campaign with political attacks on Democrats who are fighting...
Baker, who does not appear to be related to former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, is on leave of absence from his work as counsel for intelligence policy in the Justice Department’s National Security Division...
Kagan, who served as associate counsel to President Clinton and before that was one of his top domestic policy aides, is frequently mentioned as a leading contender for the Harvard presidency...
...Hire a velvet hammer. G.O.P. officials said the return of White House counsel Fred Fielding to the job he held in the Reagan Administration signaled to Capitol Hill that the Administration would not simply stonewall in the face of subpoenas and investigations. Fielding will take a tough stance in some negotiations and be flexible in others. "He's highly partisan but highly regarded," an official said...
...December 2001 but backdated to October, when the stock was 13% cheaper. "The report seeks to downplay Jobs' involvement and the extent to which he understood the accounting implications of improper dating," says Bebchuk. The report implicated "two former officers," understood to be CFO Fred Anderson and former general counsel and board secretary Nancy Heinen, who resigned last year. They have denied any wrongdoing...