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Bill Clinton Calls Out George W. Bush For Not Being on Twitter
#HowAreYouNotonTwitter?
Barack Obama Will Try to Outrun History at 2014 State of the Union
Recent Presidents had already become lame ducks by this point whether they knew it or not
Obama and Clinton Top ‘Most Admired’ List Again
George W. Bush tied with Pope Francis
Morning Must Reads: December 19
In the News: The NSA Report is Another Step Toward Ending War on Terror, the Global Market Response to the Fed, and the Uninsured are Skeptical of Obamacare
Cheney Wrote Resignation Letter Because of Heart Problems
Drafted letter in case he was incapacitated
How Libya Makes Obama Vulnerable — and the GOP Knows It
Rally-around-the-flag time is over. For the most part, Republicans — with the exception of Mitt Romney — had held their fire in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks on the U.S. embassy in Cairo and consulate in Benghazi, Libya, which claimed the lives of four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens. But as …
Bush Officials and 9/11: They Had a Plan
Reporter Kurt Eichenwald has new details in the New York Times today about the blindness and inaction of the George W. Bush Administration in the run-up to 9/11. In addition to the well-known Aug. 6 presidential daily brief …
Presidential-Election Covers Through TIME
As Republicans gather in Tampa to nominate Mitt Romney, here is a look back at more than 80 years of Presidents and presidential candidates on the cover of TIME
A Brief History of U.S. Presidents and the Olympics
Mitt Romney is not the only politician with an Olympic past. From Teddy Roosevelt to Barack Obama, the biennial games have been a fixture in politics. As the 2012 Summer Olympics kick off in London, TIME looks back at how …
The Real Story of Romney’s Olympic Turnaround
On the night of February 8, 2002, Mitt Romney stood next to President George W. Bush at the center of the Salt Lake City Olympics’ opening ceremony. Bathed in a spotlight that illuminated the blue ice, the two men watched as a …
Presidential Portraits: A Friendly Tradition with a Touch of Politics
There isn’t much of a relationship between Barack Obama and George W. Bush, and it is unlikely that Thursday’s unveiling of the former President’s portrait at the White House will alter that dynamic. But if recent history is any guide, personal animosities usually fade away when a sitting President hosts an unveiling for the man he …
Candidates Change, But Campaigns Remain The Same
The Obama campaign’s first major general election campaign video–released today–makes the case that despite an inherited recession and foreign policy crisis, the President has made the country safer and stronger.
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Oops. Wrong guy. Wrong election. But it’s the same message. Here …