Bush, George W.
As a key member of George W. Bush's presidential campaign, Ken Mehlman's appointment as Republican National Committee chairman has been shrouded in relative obscurity amidst the Cabinet reshuffling. However, according to Michael Barone in U.S. News & World Report, Mehlman's role could prove
Bush, George W.
President George W. Bush has formally nominated US national security adviser Condoleezza Rice as secretary of state, a move that solidifies his unilateral interventionist foreign policy. However, the search for a successor to energy secretary Spencer Abraham is underway, with several candidates emerging as top contenders. The new energy secretary
Rice, Condoleezza
President Bush is attempting to remake his foreign policy team after Colin Powell's resignation, with Stephen Hadley taking over as national security adviser and Condoleezza Rice moving to the State Department. This shift marks the beginning of a new era in US foreign policy, with significant implications for
Rice, Condoleezza
In a long-expected move, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell announced his resignation on Monday, citing a "mutual agreement" with President Bush. Powell's departure will be followed by the appointment of Condoleezza Rice, the president's national security adviser, as his successor. Rice, who has
Rice, Condoleezza
Leaders of the commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks have urged members to ask tough but nonpartisan questions during Condoleezza Rice's testimony, as the panel seeks to maintain its credibility despite a polarized atmosphere. The commission's chairman, Thomas H. Kean, and vice chairman, Lee H. Hamilton,
Rice, Condoleezza
The contrasting recollections of former counterterrorism director Richard Clarke and national security official Franklin C. Miller regarding the events of 9/11 have sparked debate about the accuracy of their memories. As Condoleezza Rice prepares to testify before the 9/11 commission, it's essential to consider the psychological
Rice, Condoleezza
The staff of the independent commission investigating the Sept. 11 attacks is conducting a detailed review of all discrepancies found in public and private statements by Condoleezza Rice and Richard A. Clarke, with the goal of preparing questions for Ms. Rice's upcoming testimony. The White House is trying
Rice, Condoleezza
Four suburban women, Kristen Breitweiser, Patty Casazza, Lorie Van Auken, and Mindy Kleinberg, were ordinary homemakers from New Jersey living ordinary lives until the fateful day of September 11, 2001. Their husbands, all working for Cantor Fitzgerald, were among the thousands who lost their lives in the devastating attacks on
