Gephardt Gets Strategic.(Dick Gephardt)(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, June, 2001 by Dreyfuss, Robert
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For congressional Democrats, losing the White House meant the loss of more than the president's veto power over Republican-sponsored legislation. It also left the Democrats without a central idea factory and place to commune with the Democratic Party's constituency groups. "The loss of the White House left us in a vacuum," said a staffer for the Democratic House leadership. "In the past, the administration served as the nexus, in charge of coordinating with outside groups."
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House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt and Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut ...
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