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David Frum and William Galston, co-founders of “No Labels” movement, explained the goal of the movement and the role the group might play in ending what they call “hyper-partisanship.” in Wa…

Former presidential domestic policy advisers from the Nixon through the George W. Bush Administrations participated in a panel discussion on lessons they learned in their jobs. Topics includ…

Former presidential domestic policy advisers from the Nixon through the George W. Bush Administrations participated in a panel discussion on how they sold their agendas to Congress and the p…

A panel discussion was held by former presidential domestic policy advisers. Topics included the position of domestic policy adviser, the creation of the domestic policy council, and the pro…

Former presidential domestic policy advisers spoke about the formulation of domestic policy, decision making, and governing within the White House. Among the topics they addressed were trans…

Panelists discussed the public cynicism about Congress and the U.S. political process. Topics included the causes of and solutions to public dissatisfaction, as well as the effects of cynici…

In his keynote speech, Deputy Presidential Assistant William Galston discussed President Bill Clinton’s successes and failures during his first two years in office, and speculated on his leg…

William Galston, senior domestic policy aide to President Clinton, spoke about the policy implications of teen motherhood at the American Enterprise Institute.

Secretary of Education Richard Riley and Deputy Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy William Galston today briefed the media on the Goals 2000 bill. The end result of Goals 2000 is…

The speakers described President Clinton’s proposals for welfare reform, emphasizing the encouragement of job creation in the private sector.

Representatives of the Clinton administration and legislators participated in a town meeting with college students around the nation on the national service initiatives proposed by the Clint…

Mr. Galston explained President Clinton’s domestic economic policy priorities outlined in his speech Wednesday night.