Obama’s first gamble: Clinton at State
Obama takes a big risk, but the payoff could be worth it. See also: Exclusive: Clinton could be named next week and Bill can forego income
State: HRC’s ticket to debt forgiveness?
If Clinton becomes Obama’s secretary of state, she could wipe away her $7.6 million campaign debt.
DC churches hoping to lure Obamas
With a new first family coming to town, black and white churches in Washington are hoping that President-elect Obama will choose to worship with them.
Jake Tapper Unlocks Obama’s Cabinet
The president-elect is challenged with putting together a White House team.
Jake Tapper Unlocks Obama’s Cabinet
The president-elect is challenged with putting together a White House team.
The Buzz: HRC for SoS?
Also, James Steinberg most often tops the shortlist for Obama’s national security adviser.
Jake Tapper on Rivals’ Meeting
President-elect Obama and Sen. McCain discuss how they can work together.
No gain for Obama with religious whites
Obama remained steady with white weekly churchgoers. See also: Obama's non-existent Jewish problem
Rivals meet again in Chicago
Obama met with McCain for the first time since the Democrat won the presidency in an electoral landslide.
YouTube Prez? Obama’s Web Address
Tells Congress to get moving on the economy in his radio/Internet address.
Former bureaucrats head transportation team
President-elect Obama has tapped a handful of former government bureaucrats now in the private sector to head his transportation review team.
Spooky pasts for Obama intel leaders?
Both Miscik and Brennan served in Bush’s CIA when the agency was involved in controversial interrogation practices.
Summit Kabuki: Obama sends reps to G-20
How does Obama participate in a meeting that is crucial to his future economic agenda without appearing to participate at all?
Hillary Back in the Spotlight
Could the former Obama foe become one of the highest ranking appointees?
Ayers: Obama Relationship a ‘Myth’
The former '60s radical says the extent of their association was exploited.
Obama’s Racial Balancing Act
Obama's appointments list is top heavy with moderate to conservative Wall Street bank and corporate officials, ex-Clinton White House staffers and usual suspects. They are hardly anyone's definition of diversity.
Bosnian Clothing Company Sells Obama Suits
A company in Bosnia launched its Obama clothing line before the US presidential election was decided. Designers chose the name Obama Suits because they thought it had a certain ring. Apparently the line is selling well in Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia. No word on whether the company plans to sell its Obama Suit in the US
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Obama’s first gamble: Clinton at State
Obama takes a big risk, but the payoff could be worth it. See also: Exclusive: Clinton could be named next week and Bill can forego income
State: HRC’s ticket to debt forgiveness?
If Clinton becomes Obama’s secretary of state, she could wipe away her $7.6 million campaign debt.
DC churches hoping to lure Obamas
With a new first family coming to town, black and white churches in Washington are hoping that President-elect Obama will choose to worship with them.
Jake Tapper Unlocks Obama’s Cabinet
The president-elect is challenged with putting together a White House team.
Jake Tapper Unlocks Obama’s Cabinet
The president-elect is challenged with putting together a White House team.
The Buzz: HRC for SoS?
Also, James Steinberg most often tops the shortlist for Obama’s national security adviser.
Jake Tapper on Rivals’ Meeting
President-elect Obama and Sen. McCain discuss how they can work together.
No gain for Obama with religious whites
Obama remained steady with white weekly churchgoers. See also: Obama's non-existent Jewish problem
Rivals meet again in Chicago
Obama met with McCain for the first time since the Democrat won the presidency in an electoral landslide.
YouTube Prez? Obama’s Web Address
Tells Congress to get moving on the economy in his radio/Internet address.
Former bureaucrats head transportation team
President-elect Obama has tapped a handful of former government bureaucrats now in the private sector to head his transportation review team.
Spooky pasts for Obama intel leaders?
Both Miscik and Brennan served in Bush’s CIA when the agency was involved in controversial interrogation practices.
Summit Kabuki: Obama sends reps to G-20
How does Obama participate in a meeting that is crucial to his future economic agenda without appearing to participate at all?
Hillary Back in the Spotlight
Could the former Obama foe become one of the highest ranking appointees?
Ayers: Obama Relationship a ‘Myth’
The former '60s radical says the extent of their association was exploited.
Obama’s Racial Balancing Act
Obama's appointments list is top heavy with moderate to conservative Wall Street bank and corporate officials, ex-Clinton White House staffers and usual suspects. They are hardly anyone's definition of diversity.
Bosnian Clothing Company Sells Obama Suits
A company in Bosnia launched its Obama clothing line before the US presidential election was decided. Designers chose the name Obama Suits because they thought it had a certain ring. Apparently the line is selling well in Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia. No word on whether the company plans to sell its Obama Suit in the US
Hillary Clinton could be Sec. of State
Obama has narrowed the list for Sec. of State and Clinton is near the top. See also: Clinton aides not denying
Obama Iraq plan may hit roadblocks
Obama’s pledge to bring home one to two combat brigades a month from Iraq could face hurdles.
Pentagon to brief Obama on key decisions
The Pentagon will give Obama's transition team a rundown of "key decision points" it will face in his first 90 days.
A daughter of the South reflects on Obama
Lately I've been thinking of my childhood in Lake Providence, Louisiana and what my family would think of President-elect Obama.
Eight Isn’t Enough: G-20 Countries To Meet In DC
Instead of gathering leaders from the Group of Eight to talk about the financial crisis, the Group of 20 is converging on Washington, DC, this week. The Bush administration is playing down expectations, but economic experts say pressure will be put on the new Obama administration.
Whoopi: Obama’s In-Law Is a ‘Fly Granny’
The ladies of "The View" weigh in on a grandmother in the White house.
Obama’s ethics rules for lobbyists
First and foremost, federal lobbyists cannot contribute financially to the transition, John Podesta says.
Obama-Clinton soap opera takes new turn
The two first families must negotiate new personal relationships as Clinton wrestles with her ambivalence about Obama.
O’Reilly’s Take on the Election
The Fox News anchor discusses what Obama's win means for Republicans.
Jake Tapper on Obama’s White House Trip
The president-elect makes his first visit after the election.
Sunday shows talk transition
Talk shows chat about Team Obama and how the next four years will shape up.
Obama’s Great Expectations
The president elect faces lofty expectations at home and abroad.
Senate runoff a test for Obama
He could dull his victory if he campaigns against the Georgia GOP. See also: McCain for Chambliss
Obama’s foreign policy team
Obama foreign policy aides Denis McDonough and Mark Lippert are handling the transition team's foreign contacts.
Obama and His Economic Dream Team
The president-elect held his first press conference yesterday.
Stephanopoulos on the Economy
George Stephanopoulos on President-elect Obama's news conference on the economy.
Obama telephones Mrs. Reagan
Apologizes for a “careless and off handed remark” he made about her during his appearance in Chicago.
Mr. President
It's our 44th episode just in time for our 44th President to-be. But there are some questions swirling around about how exactly President-elect Obama will move forward. We go through some of the basics.
Jake Tapper on Obama’s First Presser
The president-elect is expected to hold his first news conference.
Little shock in Gibbs pick
Obama's new press secretary is one of a handful of aides who speaks with almost unquestioned authority.
Obama’s economic advisers
Obama and Biden will hold a meeting with the Transition Economic Advisory Board on Friday at the Hilton Chicago.
Obama press corps likely more diverse
The largely white press that covered past White Houses is likely to change with new White House teams.
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