How to win: from where he works, Harry McPherson can almost see the White House

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Lawyer Harry McPherson has earned an enviable reputation among Democrats as a political adviser. He has worked as special counsel to Pres Lyndon B. Johnson but has left the government to practice law in Washington, DC, in 1969. McPherson's experience in the White House has proved valuable to his legal and lobbying efforts.

Practice, Lobbyists, Johnson, Lyndon B., McPherson, Harry

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"It ain't bragging." (Democrat Robert S. Strauss) (Interview)

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Democrat Robert Strauss believes that the Democratic Party will soon recover from its defeat in the 1994 congressional elections against the Republicans. Strauss, who aided the campaigns of several government officials, is considered one of the most influential men in Washington, D.C.

Strauss, Robert S.

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Over the edge

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Robert Boorstin, a senior adviser to Sec. of State Warren Christopher, claims that it took him four years to find out that he was manic depressive. He says that persons with the disease should seek help and remain persistent in battling the mental illness.

Mentally ill persons, Mentally ill, Boorstin, Robert

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