Democrats in Congress: Should White House aides be required to testify before Congress?

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John Podesta and the President George W. Bush present their views on whether, the White House aides are required to testify before Congress or not, is presented. George W. Bush opposes it as he feels that if the staff of the president operated in a constant fear of being hauled before various committees, the president would not receive any candid advice and the American people would be ill-served.

Financial management, Finance, Political aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Bush, George W., United States. Congress, Company financing, Government aid, Government funding, Podesta, John

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Democrats in Congress: Madam Speaker takes charge

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Nancy Pelosi, a Democrat from California, is elected as the first woman House Speaker. Pelosi has impressed many people in the Capitol Hill with her ability to keep an unruly caucus together while presenting a tough challenge on Iraq and other issues to a president from the other party.

Executive changes & profiles, Legislative Bodies, US House of Representatives, Officials and employees, Elections, Pelosi, Nancy, United States. Congress. House, Speakers of the House of Representatives (U.S. federal government)

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