Bush and Vice President Cheney represent a failed conservative era -- and they know it. As the administration moves into its last 100 days, there seems to be a flurry of activity: regulations to forestall Obama's new era of accountability; a flood of contracts to reward friends and lock in commitments; a Wall Street bailout that is pumping money out the door.
Bush's Last 100 Days the Ones to Watch
National security adviser John Bolton has tapped a senior Commerce Department official as his deputy.
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Charles Thomas was a rising star at the state department in the early 1960s, a career...
