Shirley Anne Warshaw

Presidential Scholar, Gettysburg College

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Presidential scholar at Gettysburg College and author of The Co-Presidency of Bush and Cheney

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President Obama has named his new Chief of Staff.

Obama Taps William Daley for Chief of Staff

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Last week the Democratic majorities in Congress passed--and  the president signed --the  FISA bill .

Lame-Duck President Gets His FISA Bill

Last week the Democratic majorities in Congress passed--and the president signed --the FISA bill .

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