Word: dicks
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...smokers. Instead of correcting himself, as top staff members urged, he dug in deeper, setting himself up as an expert in comparative vice. ("A lot of things aren't good. Drinking's not good. Some would say milk's not good.") It was as if the cunning Clinton adviser Dick Morris had found a way to program Dole's brain, making him take the position that best contrasts with the President's carefully molded save-the-children image. Clinton and Morris will put Dole's tobacco defense to good use. As early as this week, Clinton-Gore will unleash...
Dresner had another connection that would prove useful later on. In the late 1970s and early '80s, he had joined with Dick Morris to help Bill Clinton get elected Governor of Arkansas. As Clinton's current political guru, Morris became the middleman on those few occasions when the Americans sought the Administration's help in Yeltsin's re-election drive. So while Clinton was uninvolved with Yeltsin's recruitment of the American advisers, the Administration knew of their existence--and although Dresner denies dealing with Morris, three other sources have told Time that on at least two occasions the team...
...then about Yeltsin, we wanted the President to come on and say that he understood what they were talking about, that he heard their complaints, that he felt their pain." But Yeltsin resisted--and that caused the team to reach out to Bill Clinton's all-purpose political aide, Dick Morris...
...inquiry which brought the mishandling of confidential FBI files to light. Starr's discovery that the White House had requested a background materials on fired travel office chief Billy Dale led to the revelation that 407 files, some of them profiles of such prominent Republicans as House Majority Leader Dick Armey and former Secretary of State James Baker, had also been reviewed. Though the FBI file probe will just be one facet of Starr's sprawling investigation, which stretches from Washington to Arkansas, it may ultimately prove to be the most damaging to the White House, says Carney. "People have...
...sense of humor, but it's very dry. The Great Drought centers on the congressional districts of two members of the House Republican leadership who are among the most vociferous in denying the possibility of catastrophic man-made climate change--Representatives Dick Armey and Tom DeLay, both of Texas. JOHN F. HELLEGERS Jenkintown, Pennsylvania...