Word: rodhamize
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...wives. Still, the middle- road campaign Clinton became a left-laner once in the White House. Moynihan is both liberal and conservative, intrigued by diverse economic theories but also horrified by the prospect of immense new programs and bureaucracies. He even lofted his doubts in the presence of Hillary Rodham Clinton, health-care czarina. How wise would it be, he wondered out loud, to take over even more planning for American life? The courtly Senator admits the relationship is "cordial, but not intimate...
...Hackney served on the Children's Defense Fund with the First Lady and, like her is a lawyer-advocate for children. Washington insiders link Hackney's appointment to the Lucy-Hillary connection. Indeed, the First Lady may be Hackney's most unshakable asset. Amid the "water buffalo" controversy, Hillary Rodham Clinton journeyed to Philadelphia to deliver the commencement address at Penn...
...arrival of moderates in the Administration has not meant the departure of liberals, since Clinton brings in new players on top of the old, a process Bush practiced so faithfully it became known derisively as "composting." Moreover, liberals ranging all the way from twentysomething staff members to Hillary Rodham Clinton are unlikely to let Gergen steer the President too far into conservative country. "Gergen has mounted a coup," said a former Bush official, "but there are a lot of rebels at large who are armed and dangerous...
...number of Harvard health care experts, from the Kennedy School of Government to the School of Public Health, have played significant roles in advising First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton's Task Force on the nation's health care policy...
Assistant Professor of Economics David M. Cutler, a liason between the Council of Economic Advisors and the National Economic Council, is involved with Hillary Rodham Clinton's Health Care Task Force...