It's everyone in the Beltway and everyone not in the Beltway.
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Beyond a beltway breakthrough The fight over women's issues isn't exclusive to the beltway.
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Democrats need someone who understands inside the beltway politics and can speak to outside the beltway concerns.
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The five buses then left for Ayotzinapa, three heading toward Iguala's northern beltway, two toward the southern beltway.
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Donald Trump is president, and Senator Bernie Sanders nearly unseated the beltway-est beltway candidate, Hillary Clinton, for the Democratic nomination.
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The snow should start to taper off southwest of the Beltway over the next hour, inside the Beltway by 6 p.m.
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It is common, in Washington, to view yourself as there by some celestial accident; Beltway insiders delight in a good sneering reference to Beltway insiders.
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"We don't really talk to that many Beltway people," said Jeff Roe, Mr. Cruz's Houston-based campaign manager, when told the idea of a Cruz-Rubio ticket was setting "the Beltway" ablaze.
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Arkansas, he became the DLC's first chair outside the beltway.
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Trump won't have an epiphany and suddenly embrace Beltway conventions.
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When is the beltway GOP going to get the message?
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The New Jersey senator divides opinion, especially inside the Beltway.
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Surely he would die outside the biosphere of Beltway bloviation.
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Pompeo is likely to get hit with a beltway ambush.
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Outside of the Washington beltway, though, there is more movement.
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Someone from the outside or someone from inside the Beltway?
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Monday's drama would be a stunning Beltway story in itself.
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History inside the Beltway has a habit of repeating itself.
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His character did some pretty terrible things inside the Beltway.
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But inside the Beltway, calling for impeachment remains strangely taboo.
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Sanders shaped his argument outside of Beltway conventions as well.
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The story is convenient for many denizens of the Beltway.
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But he was no one's idea of a Beltway insider.
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That's all I do when I'm stuck on the Beltway.
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And the Beltway press offers zero benefits on those fronts.
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"Trump's gonna Trump," as one observer described the Beltway reaction.
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Meanwhile, progressives have been chasing the brass ring inside the beltway.
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Maybe everything that matters doesn't happen inside the Beltway, after all.
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Horowitz is an independent consultant based inside of the Washington Beltway.
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Over a quarter of this spending spree went to the beltway.
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Voters outside of the Beltway do not visit the FARA registry.
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You are the only ray of light inside the Beltway today.
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"Until then, he is politically safe inside the beltway," he added.
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As a result, political intelligence firms have proliferated inside the Beltway.
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Once leaving New York, he made a life inside the Beltway.
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Given where we are now, that Beltway wisdom was probably correct.
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Google has been making the usual Beltway plays to deflect the pressure.
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Because, clearly, he&aposs trying to shake things up inside the beltway.
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And it looks like Kruger wouldn't mind joining Spacey inside the Beltway.
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Beltway-dwellers are abuzz with speculation that Amazon will cross the Potomac.
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Kellyanne also sounds concerned about a possible Trump backlash in the Beltway.
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Within the Beltway, Vice President Pence is seen as the real winner.
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"We need to get the President outside the beltway," this source said.
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Gone are the days of Beltway jargon and top-down marching orders.
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The reverberations of the TrumpCare fiasco will not stop at the Beltway.
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"Only the most inside-the-beltway followers will tune in," he concludes.
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That shared permanent interest in dismantling the Washington establishment transcends Washington's beltway.
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Before cultivating TV talent, he has been highly influential on the Beltway.
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This is not a partisan issue once you get outside the Beltway.
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Democrats — in a change election — turn to younger, outside-the-Beltway candidates.
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It said it is also aware of IMSI use outside the Beltway.
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Nothing screams Beltway special interest more than a $28500 trillion spending bill.
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Sound immigration policy is mired down in the Beltway swamp of politics.
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There may be hope from green power initiatives outside the Beltway, though.
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INSIDE-THE-BELTWAY JOURNALISM Mattis has a dim view of journalism about inside-the-beltway politics in Washington, using the word "fiction" to describe Woodward's book and similar reporting about closed-door conversations among U.S. national security leaders.
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Don't forget to vote one agency out of the Beltway by June 12!
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Schooled by their own fate, they're organizing and mobilizing outside of the Beltway.
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"If anything, made him more relatable to people outside the Beltway," Houck said.
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That is tough, because the powerful Beltway will fight to the last man.
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The storms will move across the Beltway over next 13 to 45 minutes.
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Back then, however, the inside-the-Beltway crowd was obsessed with deficit reduction.
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State services that millions outside the Beltway rely on could be impacted next.
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Around 10 degrees is possible in coldest spots, well away from the Beltway.
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Clearly Trump can't rely on that inside-the-beltway camaraderie and journalistic discretion.
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She's a Beltway veteran who knows her way around legislative and regulatory politics.
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But beyond the Beltway, Americans of all stripes see the value PACE represents.
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This is a pretty audacious claim for the Beltway-based Chamber to make.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight looks beyond Beltway politics to answer the big, existential questions.
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While policy debates rage on in Washington, real life continues outside the Beltway.
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Inside the Beltway and in activist circles, the policy prescriptions were greeted optimistically.
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Donald Trump, like Ronald Reagan before him, is an outside-the-beltway president.
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The accusation has been one of many floating around Beltway circles for months.
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"The steel industry are the crybabies of the beltway lobby farm," Stockman said.
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Near the beltway, however, the police had blocked the road with a vehicle.
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But that's an inside-the-Beltway point that doesn't address Ford's factual testimony.
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Manafort had managed to impose a veneer of Beltway respectability on the campaign.
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Outside the Beltway, partisans despise each other and behave in increasingly uncivil ways.
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Carney is a "major asset for Amazon in the Beltway," Wedbush's Ives said.
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His negotiating tactics may be a little to tough for the Beltway elite.
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Who they are: A bipartisan pair of Beltway vets is coordinating the group.
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In the Beltway, fealty to Saudi Arabia's whims is just business as usual.
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Most people should find it nothing more than inside the Beltway political backstabbing.
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"The question is whether all the noise will weaken himself outside the beltway."
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Perhaps around 30 degrees in the coldest spots well away from the Beltway.
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Mr. Reeves should leave the Beltway and meet some upper-middle-class Americans.
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Its bosses, once infrequent visitors to the Beltway, have become a regular fixture.
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Snow totals are climbing west of the Beltway, where snowfall is locally heavy.
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We have higher confidence in accumulating snowfall north and west of the Beltway.
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It said it is also aware of IMSI use outside the Beltway. ADVERTISEMENT
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PhRMA has long been a powerful force both inside and outside the Beltway.
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The Kremlin thus far has refrained from commenting on the Beltway political crisis.
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But beyond the Beltway, there is much for conservatives to be optimistic about.
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Most Americans — those outside the Beltway — do not care if ObamaCare is repealed.
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Candidates like Andrew Yang and Pete Buttigieg offer options from outside the Beltway.
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For perspective, though, I've returned to D.C. after spending time outside the Beltway.
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"Addressing Beltway rumors: The Attorney General has no plans to resign," Kupec wrote.
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He hired Beltway advisers to give him a crash course in humility and charm?
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In its prime, Allen's tipsheet was the most influential "must-read" inside the Beltway.
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Sooner or later, the harm will spread beyond the beltway and into the economy.
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But it is unclear that the show wields as much influence outside the Beltway.
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Instead, the industry's best chances involve taking the nearest exit off the Beltway jam.
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Contempt for the rule of law among the political elite matters beyond the Beltway.
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Trump's digital team is — like many of his earliest advisers — from outside the Beltway.
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It shouldn't be aimed at the Manhattan intelligentsia or the inside-the-Beltway elites.
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The reality is that outside of the Beltway, this is not a partisan issue.
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People outside the Beltway care about issues that directly affect them and their families.
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A self-described "Beltway kid," Zakheim, 40, grew up in the defense policy world.
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Beyond the Washington beltway, Stone is a defendant in at least three active lawsuits.
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I'm asking fundamental questions in this border battle inside the Beltway, as are you.
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Retirement policy can get tangled up in ideology, partisan politics and Beltway power struggles.
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But debate over Senate procedure may be too arcane to resonate beyond the Beltway.
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Inside the beltway, the forecast for 2019 remains cloudy with a chance of storms.
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Lost in this inside-the-beltway debate are the real stakes for real people.
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He made sure Clean Water Action was not just an inside-the-Beltway operation.
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The scene is thriving as artists push to be heard, even beyond the Beltway.
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Barack and Michelle are sticking around the Beltway so Sasha can finish high school.
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Mr. Deripaska dismissed the emails as just scheming by "beltway bandits," the Post reported.
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The men were riding down an urban sea off Beltway 373, in the dark.
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Lockheed, the federal government's single biggest contractor, is a powerful presence inside the Beltway.
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Inside the Beltway and with the media, there's this focus on the palace intrigue.
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"If you're someone inside the Beltway, you think it's been really rocky," she said.
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Talk of "American values" was met with guffaws inside the Mar-a-Lago Beltway.
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Medicaid expansion is only a "partisan fight" when it's viewed through a Beltway lens.
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Infrastructure investment is a rare Beltway issue where both sides can find common ground.
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While Beltway Republicans might be distancing themselves, Moore's fate is not up to them.
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The American people abandoned standard milquetoast Beltway conservatism and politics as usual last year.
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As secretary, Elaine Chao maintains a tight control on inside-the-Beltway media appearances.
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The video is also being promoted by the lobbying group's policy arm, Beltway Beef.
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Clyburn might be right that the Biden remarks are an inside-the-beltway story.
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"That's not what I heard," Clinton shot back, with a sly, inside-the-Beltway tone.
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That's like knowing there's been a big pileup on the Beltway, but not knowing where.
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In keeping with his promise to "drain the swamp", none came from inside the Beltway.
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But it was not only "inside" (the Beltway) lobbying that probably helped tank the bill.
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Below are the dramatic pieces of inside the Beltway gossip you need to know. 1.
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Perhaps it's a matter of Beltway collegiality—Buchanan is a famously charming green-room companion.
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The three topics listed above have confounded his predecessors and many bureaucrats within the Beltway.
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I knew that inside the Beltway, fellow Democrats had varying opinions on her political acumen.
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The truth is that while the Beltway is consumed by this investigation, America is not.
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But this is pure fantasy—almost entirely manufactured, perpetuated, and consumed by Beltway elites alone.
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Trump's initial actions have shaken and awakened people within the Beltway and around the globe.
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If nothing else, this episode highlights the bizarre, Ouroboros-like nature of Beltway muckraking outfits.
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Goode has reported on energy and environment policy inside the Beltway for nearly two decades.
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In addition, the firm has a reach outside the Beltway, with offices in eight states.
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But even when Trump goes outside the Beltway, the names are familiar within the GOP.
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But the blue tide in the suburbs and exurbs extended well beyond the Capital Beltway.
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Autostrada del Sole and Milan's beltway, always busy, looked like highways in Utah: almost empty.
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Comey knows the Beltway, understands the politics and the law, and has marshaled the facts.
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Trump arrived in Washington with a relatively short baggage train of Beltway relationships and obligations.
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" Trump said during the interview, which also aired on SiriusXM's "Main Street Meets the Beltway.
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Drivers traveling the full nine miles from the Beltway to downtown Washington around 8 a.m.
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Similarly, Rubio's "pro-amnesty in Spanish and anti-amnesty in English" approach combined with his Gang of Eight amnesty bill leadership irrevocably separates him from the vast majority of voters on the issue that symbolizes the divide between the Beltway and outside-the-Beltway Republicans.
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OBIT: COLONEL LEAVES BEHIND WIFE, KIDS, BAD BELTWAY DRIVERS The next two sentences were particularly crushing.
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Gretchen Reiter is a political messaging and communications strategist and a Beltway insider living in Texas.
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The word "innovation" is having a Beltway moment, so it's worth reading two new substantive reports.
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A native Washingtonian, the 26-year-old has spent most of his career inside the Beltway.
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Notwithstanding the media noise and the inside the beltway blather, the American people have common sense.
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Smith's corporate fundraising and 22 years inside the Beltway, his views vary little from his challenger.
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Mr. Trump instead brings a corporate sensibility and a steadfast determination to an ossified Beltway culture.
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White House The aftershocks of FBI director James Comey's firing continues to rattle the Beltway crowd.
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But even Americans outside the Beltway have been conscripted into this war, sometimes without realizing it.
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He writes long-form stories as well as Below the Beltway, the weekly syndicated humor column.
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The best way for the president to drive the news is to travel outside the Beltway.
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And when you get outside the Beltway, I don't find anybody concerned with this at all.
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The lack of data on this issue prevents this problem from moving beyond the Beltway boundaries.
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OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY: Oil rises nearly 2% as Saudi Arabia signals OPEC deal extension, Reuters reports.
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Experts in the beltway are split over whether the lower corporate tax rate will be expendable.
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With weak economic growth and record revenue intake, why would Beltway politicians want to make cutbacks?
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Five years ago the Beltway crowd was fixated on debt and deficits as the great evils.
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In particular, Schultz is obsessed with the hoariest concern of serious Beltway types: the national debt.
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After all, a Beltway brawl is exactly what everyday voters think about in competitive districts, right?
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The Beltway has come to expect such savants and to confer on them a princely status.
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Temperatures are near or just below freezing outside the Beltway to about 40 in the city.
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Beau Willimon's play, which resets an 1885 French farce in present-day Washington, exits the Beltway.
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There is a style of Beltway columnizing that specializes in reporting, sometimes usefully but rarely profoundly.
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That said, slick spots are possible, especially west and north of the Beltway, so use caution.
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Democrats compound the problem by speaking in ways that only those inside the beltway can understand.
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A FEMA truck sits in floodwaters on the Beltway 8 feeder road in Houston on Wednesday.
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Much of the GOP Beltway establishment lives in Northern Virginia, where he racked up big victories.
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But outside of the beltway, it is a relatively non-controversial issue that affects every American.
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They missed their Beltway exit and swerved at the last minute to try to make it.
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They missed their Beltway exit and swerved at the last minute to try to make it.
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Male journalists' accounts have more cues that legitimate them in the eyes of other beltway journalists.
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Nearly 48 hours after her exit from the White House ... Omarosa was back inside the Beltway.
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Beginning two decades ago, it turned to firms including Fluor and Transurban, an Australian company, to build and operate high-occupancy tolls lanes along the Beltway to and from Washington, D.C. The Beltway project has helped reduce congestion, and the state government avoided taking on more debt.
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In hindsight, traders should have been more sceptical that a Beltway outsider could radically shake up Washington.
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Her enthusiastic and often pugnacious transparency campaign has earned her praise from inside and outside the Beltway.
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Reality television, for lazy media critics and beltway pundits alike, is shorthand pejorative for tawdry and cheap.
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He's spent much of his career inside the Beltway, forging tight connections to the Washington Republican establishment.
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"But for every dollar we get, 80 cents stays in the beltway (around Washington DC)," she said.
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Whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton win this November, this Beltway class will remain largely in place.
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President Donald Trump is the only elected official in the beltway in Washington, D.C., who gets it.
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"There's more of a tech backlash in the Beltway than there is in the country," he says.
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Bernie empowers the left It was already apparent as 2016 dawned that Beltway pundits had underestimated Sen.
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And I think it's only indicative of the huge trouble that's brewing down there in the beltway.
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The Beltway media loves a reset, however, and the bar has never been lower for a president.
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N. moves as another case of populist saber-rattling that will eventually defer to Beltway conventional wisdom.
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Communities far outside of the beltway also suffered from the shutdown, as federal employees' incomes went dry.
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One key question now is whether the reports of internal division resonate with voters beyond the Beltway.
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Nobody who rides a John Deere tractor all day will be able to relate to Beltway Brett.
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To say Grayson is not a favorite of the Beltway Democratic establishment would be a titanic understatement.
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They disdained the participation and input of businesses, preferring to micromanage the employment scene from the Beltway.
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To top the evening, notable Beltway chefs partnered with military chefs to create a unique culinary experience.
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But for those who live and work outside of the Beltway bubble, much more is at stake.
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A knee-jerk defense of the EPA by an environmentalist and beltway insider does not represent Missouri.
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Here is good news: the structure and campus already exist just outside the beltway in northern Virginia.
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And on policy and civility (which is very important to the Beltway crowd), he followed the script.
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The purported experts inside the Beltway dismissed him as a joke at the beginning of his quest.
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"Inside the beltway, this is really about maybe five companies," Representative Anna Eshoo said during the hearing.
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Low temperatures cool only to the mid-503s downtown to perhaps near 50 outside of the Beltway.
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But as we sat down in his new conference room, Stryk was already looking beyond the Beltway.
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The era of Beltway parties that include both sides of the aisle, it just doesn't happen anymore.
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All the big topics we talk about inside the Beltway can find their way to Thanksgiving dinner.
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Behind the scenes, some beltway Republicans worry about Trump's divisiveness and his high propensity to spark controversy.
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As John Feehrey, a Republican lobbyist and party operative, told me, People inside the beltway are dreaming.
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Car time has always been thinking time for me, and commutes are long on the crowded Beltway.
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Most people in the Beltway who know about Pakistan work in the intelligence community or the military.
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I imagine the biggest names in information technology would have at least some sway inside the beltway.
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Like today, can't totally rule out a late-day flurry, especially west and northwest of the Beltway.
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Perhaps this is a strategy to give up Beltway politics and endorse a more grassroots progressive activism.
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Outside the beltway, in New York, innovation in cybersecurity moves at the speed of private sector demand.
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Key players are also continuing their efforts to make the case for tax reform outside the Beltway.
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This was probably a minority view within the profession, but was pretty much dominant among Beltway pundits.
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You just had to believe that it was time to take a wrecking ball to the Beltway.
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They can't tweet or post on Facebook what they actually think about what happens inside the Beltway.
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It's a sunny weekday morning inside the DC beltway, where he lives and works as a military contractor.
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While his chances are talked up among Beltway pundits, he is almost unknown in the nation at large.
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DM: The Innovation Party sounds like a typical Beltway centrist project: pro-entitlement cuts, hawkish, socially liberal, etc.
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"He became the very thing he criticized others for becoming," one said, summing up the general Beltway assessment.
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Those establishment figures can't help but express their disdain for their fellow countrymen — the "rubes" outside the Beltway.
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Both cars were driving on the local beltway, where speeds reach 60 miles per hour, the story said.
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One cool and sunny afternoon, she went shopping at Target in Beltway Plaza, a strip mall in Maryland.
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Similar competitions exist in Washington, DC, (Beltway Pundits), Milwaukee (Pundamonium), San Francisco (Bay Area Pun-Off) and elsewhere.
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Those of us outside the Beltway understand that the "witch hunt" will continue and there is nothing there.
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If they stayed with him through Charlottesville and "Access Hollywood," they're not going anywhere over a Beltway deal.
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But in the rest of the exurbs beyond the Washington Beltway, Stewart won a plurality of the votes.
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The semi was washed at Blue Beacon Truck Wash on Beltway Parkway in Laredo at 11:13 a.m.
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Apply this rule to the many legs of the political institutions and special interest lobbyists within the Beltway.
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But first, he has to make sure that the institute has an established, known presence within the Beltway.
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Meanwhile, within the Washington beltway, Congress shows increasing concern even while otherwise distracted by the approaching midterm elections.
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For the moment, the Beltway consensus is that some kind of last-minute compromise will be hashed out.
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Uber's new lobbying chief is steering the popular startup away from a ride-hailing pileup inside the Beltway.
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Contrary to Beltway commentariat consensus, American bellicosity is not merely the result of uncontrolled executive branch war-making.
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One former Democratic lawmaker said that while "that might work in Washington," it won't resonate outside the Beltway.
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She's making policy changes inside the beltway, prompting an improvement in the lives of individuals across the country.
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We jump to discussing programs, touting macro numbers and, well, we end up sounding like Beltway policy wonks.
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I picture the Beltway now as a giant poker game, a fitting memorial to the poker-loving justice.
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Anxiety levels are rising among some entrenched State Department bureaucrats and die-hard Iran apologists inside the Beltway.
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That doesn't mean Shape of Water star Doug Jones is taking an interest in beltway politics or whatever.
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Nothing Ms. Burgess gives Sydney to say connects meaningfully to the daily lives of people outside the Beltway.
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But for many Republican voters, being hated by media elites and Beltway insiders is an argument for Cruz.
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Beltway conventional wisdom says Team Biden is hedging against future gaffes by pulling Biden away from unscripted events.
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But amid that exasperation, some students channeled their inner Beltway operatives and began a targeted rapid-response campaign.
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Outside the beltway, state legislatures across the country are passing criminal justice reform bills by huge bipartisan margins.
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Trying to guess who was behind the ads became something of a parlor game in some Beltway circles.
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" Of the Beltway "swamp" that wants to undermine Donald Trump: "They're going to have to go fuck themselves.
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Nothing twitches the loins of a Beltway take-monger quite like those three little words: Dems in Disarray.
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At least a few dozen restaurants in and around the Beltway have committed to staying closed on Thursday.
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Amy Klobuchar, inexplicably, always does well with the Beltway wags, for whom she is forever unleashing breakout performances.
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OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY: To keep exports flowing, Saudi Arabia looks to import oil, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Congress is ready to exit the Beltway and go home under the guise of speaking to their constituents.
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OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY: -We're Barely Listening to the U.S.'s Most Dangerous Volcanoes, The New York Times reports.
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It's not that Trump was expressing substantive opposition to the move — it's mostly an inside-the-Beltway issue.
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Despite Trump's anti-Beltway "drain the swamp" pledge, all three candidates have or have had official positions in Washington.
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Some seasoned Washington observers are starting to believe that for once, Beltway nastiness really has hit a historic nadir.
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Ultimately, near dawn, we bottom out in the mid-20s well away from the Beltway to low 30s downtown.
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Let me ask you, how many people do you think living around the Beltway know a guy like that?
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Meanwhile, outside of the beltway, concern about climate change is at record highs, according to a March Gallup poll.
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While many of Trump's forthcoming nominations will amount to little more than inside-the-Beltway gossip, Sessions stands out.
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Sanctuary cities Beyond the Beltway, major fights are already shaping between state and local governments and the federal government.
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Mr Silver had brought the rules of political science to Beltway journalism: no longer were all opinions equally valid.
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Though they primarily live outside of the Beltway now, the pair still love spending time at their D.C. retreat.
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Chastain is in command all the way, though, and some of the Beltway machinations have an undeniably soapy charm.
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Bloomberg explores how the company is increasing its lobbying presence and throwing lavish parties for those in the Beltway.
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When trouble strikes, Jack is who you want to help navigate the regulatory and political shoals inside the Beltway.
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You don't think there's a bit of wishful thinking in the Beltway, for nothing if not a new narrative?
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But not in any fashion that the beltway "elite" — who have failed us for more than 20 years — expect.
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OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY: BP foresees a future in which natural gas and renewables dominate the energy space, CNBC reports.
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You see, Mr. P, there is no such thing as a "Beltway media," who all think the same thing.
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While bashing tech has become a favorite Washington pastime, it may not resonate beyond the Beltway and coastal cities.
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Superficiality may reign supreme in the Beltway, but that does not mean that the rest of us should care.
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Kavanaugh is the kind of guy who sucks up and spits down -- the epitome of a Beltway swamp creature.
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Inside the Beltway, elected officials and partisan activists scheme and fight, jockeying for a political advantage and policy benefits.
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That's been the most common refrain in Beltway punditry ever since Trump shocked the world on November 8, 2016.
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It might surprise some of my colleagues that 85033 percent of the federal workforce actually live outside the beltway.
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Since deals in the Beltway are driven by lobbyists and financial interests, you can see where that is going.
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Beltway politicians all too often promise to do what we want later, in exchange for what they want now.
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Thus, he's more of an "inside the Beltway" candidate than many others on Trump's list of 21 potential nominees.
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"They may have wanted to send a message that they are an outside-the-Beltway organization," Mr. Malcolm said.
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Outside the Beltway, many Americans have been skeptical that the changes in Saudi Arabia are more than nice optics.
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The result is "Outside the Bubble," as in Beltway, Ms. Pelosi's 12th film for HBO, to air on Monday.
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"Addressing Beltway rumors: The Attorney General has no plans to resign," Kerri Kupec, the department spokeswoman, wrote on Twitter.
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Inside the Beltway and areas south and east of town may be around 21 degrees or a bit higher.
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It's not shocking that politics in Washington D.C. are often detached from the needs of Americans outside the Beltway.
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The bottom line is a U.S. withdrawal from Syria is not the frightening prospect many inside the Beltway claim.
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Sure, the family still has current members inside the Beltway but their clout can't compare to the '85033s Kennedys.
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"There's Tim Kaine talking to some of the Beltway media, and that's good," Mr. Sanders said, exiting an elevator.
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Yet the effect of "Benghazi" beyond the Beltway — on Libya and especially on Benghazi itself — was no less seismic.
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This is the China (frantically treading water domestically) that does not appear in the Beltway narrative of the PRC.
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Radar shows rain has lifted northeast of the Beltway and should exit the Baltimore area in the next hour.
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But, but, but: So far, the lobbying part of the group's advocacy has been pretty modest by Beltway standards.
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"It was a Beltway experience," said a close family friend, David Kendall, who represented Mr. Clinton during his impeachment.
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The revolving door between Beltway politics and I-95 media is one that is constantly turning as a whole.
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These programs can be a great way for people outside the Beltway to learn about Congress through direct exposure.
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If revenge is a dish best served cold, former FBI director James Comey's testimony was a true Beltway feast.
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Donald Trump was right about one thing: Washington, D.C., and the inside-the-Beltway culture certainly is a swamp.
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One of the strangest phenomena is that so many people seem to have full-time jobs in "advocacy," which is a Beltway term for undisclosed lobbying, churning out total nonsense that is micro-targeted at an audience of the hundreds or dozens of other Beltway suits who control the levers of policy.
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H-town streets come up in the track listings, from S McGregor to Almeda to Beltway 8 to Scott Street.
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And were such a plot uncovered, the damage to Saudi Arabia's already beleaguered reputation in the Beltway could be terminal.
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MALKIN: And it is a sign of beltway GOP fecklessness that we&aposve got Mitch McConnell once again saying wait.
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By Wednesday morning, Republicans in the Beltway finally felt that Trump might actually be a president they could rally around.
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While his chances are talked up among Beltway pundits, he is almost unknown in the nation at large. 8. Sen.
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Democrats are also using social media—including Snapchat and Facebook Live—to try to rally voters outside the Beltway. Sen.
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Although this mega-inside-the-Beltway controversy was never voted on by commissioners, it was left behind for today's FCC.
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That none of the Beltway lifers in "Veep" believe in anything is not exactly unrealistic, but it's also oddly comforting.
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Although people of all political stripes outside the Beltway support Net Neutrality, inside D.C. this is a deeply partisan issue.
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In recent weeks, international trade has risen to the top among hot-button Beltway issues, with "trade wars" dominating headlines.
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The question is, why can't Washington Beltway pundits seem to learn that the old, stupid mistakes won't work any longer?
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Almost by default, inside-the-Beltway pundits are advocating a Cold War approach to North Korea's accelerating nuclear-missile threat.
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Activists opposed to DCCC's efforts are responding by leaking details on what they see as unfair meddling from Beltway Democrats.
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The boldness and urgency of a proposed Green New Deal has shaken Washington's longstanding "inside the beltway" climate change inertia.
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Outside the beltway, there is growing momentum for this bill as Silicon Valley and technology companies show support for it.
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Inside-the-Beltway observers in particular worry about whether younger Americans are going to do the same to foreign policy.
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It's time for the few vocal Beltway conservatives to join common sense reformers and support a national scholarship tax credit.
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The president-elect loves rallies, and it's a good bet that he will be traveling outside the Beltway a lot.
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It'll likely all come down to what happens inside the Beltway over tax reform, according to longtime bull Art Hogan.
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All four defendants have pleaded not guilty, over the passing of "political intelligence" to Wall Street from inside the Beltway.
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"Most Iowans could care less what the 'leader' of a group in the Beltway thinks about their congressman," Ryan said.
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It's also brought in conservative fundraisers, tourists, and a steady stream of Beltway Republican politicians since it opened last year.
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But Donald Trump's tweet is not what anyone outside the beltway or elite communities on the coasts are talking about.
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And you can hear the wailing from much of the Beltway, the claims that Democrats are moving too far left.
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While it has all the trappings of a coming-of-age tale set inside the Beltway, Litt's aims are grander.
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Nearly a decade on, Emanuel is more convinced than ever that the future of progressive politics lies beyond the Beltway.
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Mr. Connell handled the habeas corpus proceedings for 2002 D.C. Beltway sniper John Allen Muhammad, who was executed in 2009.
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Then he argues that he, a 38-year-old with no Beltway tenure, would be a new and unprecedented leader.
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Only a handful of copies were made, and most were kept under lock and key in and around the Beltway.
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It's impossible for any Beltway careerist to enter into a conversation with Halperin without being aware of this bare fact.
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For the rest of us out here in the lands beyond the Beltway, it is a loss at considerable cost.
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The political system so many in the Beltway bubble have grown attached to had worked for them for so long.
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But these hollow reassurances only demonstrate how divorced the Beltway is from the reality of the situation in our schools.
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A win-win vision for religious freedom and LGBT rights is not the outlier view of a few Beltway intellectuals.
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Once the facts were out, the inside-the -beltway maneuvering was seen as exactly what it was -- political power games.
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She knows what the beltway wisdom says: That Cornyn is a stronger candidate than Cruz was — more likable, less polarizing.
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His hire was widely seen as a signal that the company was taking a more aggressive approach inside the Beltway.
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The Museum has existed since 1935, but has only been at its current location just outside the Beltway since 1998.
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Hillary Clinton might represent the long-held inside-the-Beltway establishment, but that does not mean that Trump should be president.
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But outside of the Beltway, most Americans, including many Trump voters, support the existing policy, according to recent public opinion polling.
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Then it turned out she had a role in the Michael Flynn controversy, so inside the Beltway she's even more interesting.
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But it's that last part about spending cuts that probably has a lot of inside the Beltway types laughing out loud.
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He couldn't even win Virginia, where he led in the northern inside-the-Beltway counties and came closest to catching Trump.
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Notably, Sinclair also bought out two D.C.-based local stations, WJLA and NewsChannel 8, giving it a foothold in the beltway.
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If Chao's nomination is confirmed, the Beltway insider will be taking over the agency at a crucial time for the industry.
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Then he picks Joe Biden as VP and makes him a broadly liked national figure, rather than a Beltway elder statesman.
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In fact, neighborhoods in and around the Beltway get richer and richer all the time while our manufacturing towns are disappearing.
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What they're saying: "He needs to go on offense and take the message outside the Beltway," a Senate aide told Axios.
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The incident last April caused Congress to go into lockdown and stunned people both inside and out of the D.C. beltway.
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Compared with Mr. Clyburn's generation, this group is less moved by arguments of deference and the chummy collegiality of beltway politics.
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Like Mr. Schieffer, Mr. Dickerson had spent most of his career as a reporter and was widely respected in the beltway.
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Even the old contractors, most associated with the Beltway immediately surrounding Washington, D.C., do much of their work in Silicon Valley.
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And Beltway confrontations are often scored differently outside DC. Trump also has a history of confounding the wisdom of political pundits.
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The presidential campaign was full of promises to do things differently, remove the status quo and drain the Beltway of insiders.
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The governor even found himself in the White House, gazing longingly at Beltway bigwigs in an office he once campaigned for.
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The speech harkened back to President Trump's inaugural address to Congress, in which he described "American carnage" outside of the Beltway.
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Perception in politics is often reality, and from outside the Beltway looking in, this is the reality for many party faithful.
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The real political division in America is between those inside the Beltway and the rest of us who pay for them.
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There's a reason it failed: Outside of Republicans' Beltway echo chamber, in competitive districts across America, voters simply didn't buy it.
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Reyes said Colombia has remained the closest U.S. ally in the Americas because of a calculated bipartisan approach to Beltway diplomacy.
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Some in the Beltway worry that the drive for wider readership has necessitated a kind of betrayal of Capitol Hill DNA.
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Those inside the Beltway, and many on Wall Street, have a difficult time rationalizing a rising stock market with governmental turmoil.
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And, given the support he enjoys from the Beltway elite, observers believe he is a strong favorite to win the primary.
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This refusal exploded norms and dismayed Beltway arbiters who had long accepted McConnell's claim to be a guardian of Washington institutions.
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Toll lanes on the Capital Beltway, the Midtown Tunnel and the Jordan Bridge have all been financed overwhelmingly by private investment.
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The idea was to propose "entitlement reforms" that Beltway journalists tend to love in a form that would ensure Republican rejection.
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But there's a third layer of resistance to Kasich, one with which Cruz can identify: Many Beltway Republicans don't like him.
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My mom started dating Tommy, a bondsman in Fairfax, Virginia, right outside the beltway, when I was in my early teens.
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When Andy Schaudt called me, he was navigating around the Capital Beltway in Washington DC, not dressed as a car seat.
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Beltway pundits Trump's bid has never been taken seriously in some quarters, with his demise predicted every step of the way.
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Beyond the Beltway, he also has a hand in the global trade policies that remain a top concern for the company.
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A $40 toll for a new express lane on Interstate 66 from the Beltway to downtown Washington drew howls in December.
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"The Twitter Beltway conversation is often not a reflection of the political reality or public opinion on the ground," he said.
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Trump likes to portray complaints about his maniacal behavior as simply reflecting the self-protective instincts of the Beltway political establishment.
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The WHCA dinner — somewhat affectionately dubbed "Nerd Prom" inside the Beltway — is typically attended by thousands of VIPs and the president.
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With I. M. Destler he edited a collection of essays, "Beyond the Beltway: Engaging the Public in U.S. Foreign Policy" (1994).
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A major influence on these countries' democratization is a program that receives little beltway fanfare: the National Guard's State Partnership Program.
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The thing was, inside the Beltway it was hard to tell the infected politicians and staff members from the regular ones.
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"That's inside the beltway and not something people are focused on here," said Watson over a late afternoon beer at Andrew's.
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The world beyond the Beltway first noticed him on CNN, donning a gas mask on air during the 1991 gulf war.
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With new twists in Washington daily, it's hard to keep track of what's at stake, especially for people outside the beltway.
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On the day Dean took his oath before the Senate Watergate Committee, he seemed to be leading a charmed Beltway life.
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Everywhere outside the Beltway, Americans knew it failed, and they elected President Trump because he promised to Make America Great Again.
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Instead, Trump has hired a number of aggressive and flamboyant lawyers who cut their legal teeth outside of the Capital Beltway.
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Principles are to be found in many places, a blessing in the Beltway where principles are needed on a daily basis.
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Democrats need to simplify the issue and draft behind this analogy so that people outside the Beltway understand why it matters.
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If you only pay attention to the quarreling inside the Beltway, you'd think the country's progress was grinding to a halt.
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Today, federal agencies are not fully coordinated at the top or connected to what's happening on the outside of the beltway.
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Bernie Sanders, by contrast, has never bought into the Beltway consensus, and he is clearly committed to a very ambitious agenda.
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In "Beltway," she sings "don't, don't, don't," pauses, and continues, "you love me"; it's impossible to tell where the couple stand.
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Bloomberg created BGOV in 2011 to compete with other Beltway policy publications, like CQ Roll Call, Politico, the Hill and National Journal.
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Exaggerating a White House spokesman might sound like inside-the-beltway kind of humor that average viewers won't appreciate or find funny.
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Why it matters: Disclosure filings reveal how much money is flowing through Beltway influence efforts and the specific topics they're working on.
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Women have far fewer followers than men total and inside Beltway Twitter women are followed less by other reporters of both genders.
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Kaine is too similar to Clinton in damaging ways: They're both pragmatic centrists, party insiders, and longtime inhabitants of the Beltway establishment.
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The controversial episode that featured Olivia Pope getting an abortion proved to be a major turning point in the Beltway fixer's life.
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Political concerns also are bouncing around inside the Beltway, with Republicans in Congress worried this latest crisis will sideline their agenda. 2.
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The Trump administration is going to find that governing is not as easy as it looks on TV. Welcome to the Beltway.
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Green wrote of the 2008 Clinton campaign's internal emails: The anger and toxic obsessions overwhelmed even the most reserved Beltway wise men.
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It's out-of-control costs and all these Beltway Bandits take advantage of the situation and know how to work the system.
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I think this can benefit us all by giving a platform to voices that are not necessarily based here in the beltway.
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Indeed, in recent years many Americans -- from inside the beltway to deep in the nation's heartland -- have seemingly forgotten about it altogether.
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Yet at other times, Mr. Trump preferred to keep his distance, dispatching others to operate on his behalf during Beltway casino disputes.
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Anyone familiar with Washington's notorious Beltway can understand how traffic can support a tolled P2900 on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
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Yes, there is a phenomenon that is known inside the Beltway as burrowing, which involves transferring political appointees into the civil service.
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Added to this opposition are a few talking heads housed in Beltway conservative think tanks, which are effectively aligning with the unions.
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Grassroots Republicans are growing frustrated with their Washington Beltway counterparts, who they think are giving up the fight for the White House.
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In the coming months, meaningful tax reform has a real shot at passing, and that's good news to everyone outside the Beltway!
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The ideological extremism that seems to dominate life inside the Washington Beltway is nothing like the pragmatism reflected in most American communities.
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The situations all seem far-fetched, but the president's comments have people chattering in the halls of Congress and throughout the Beltway.
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It was an exhilarating year working in the White House and later, for a prominent public affairs firm inside the DC Beltway.
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They're the dangers of elite groupthink, of Beltway power worship, of a cult of presidential action in the service of dubious ideals.
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Inside the Beltway, the Egyptian defense establishment is often considered an effective partner for the U.S. against terrorist groups in the region.
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This is how the Beltway establishment, Republicans and Democrats alike, think about American foreign policy: America's role is to lead the world.
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"If you come at it from a Beltway perspective, it's presumed that the liberal candidate is the 'wine track' candidate," Karp said.
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Mr. McGahn has spent most of his professional career in Washington, unusual in an administration that has largely kept out Beltway insiders.
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The lobbyists, consultants and pundits inside the Beltway are obsessed with recent data that show Mr. Trump losing to several Democratic challengers.
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She's absolutely right — the only people who talk in terms of who's Republican and who's Democrat are people here in this Beltway.
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This refusal exploded norms and dismayed Beltway arbiters who had long accepted Mr. McConnell's claim to be a guardian of Washington institutions.
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The combined revelations infuriated Democrats, finally fracturing the political consensus that had protected Facebook and other big tech companies from Beltway interference.
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He also announced the creation of so-called Skype seats that will allow outside-the-Beltway reporters to participate in the briefing.
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Weisberg and Zakin are clear their newsletter is for all Americans, not just those living on the coasts or inside the Beltway.
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The Chiles Tract, the last large parcel of undeveloped land inside Washington, D.C.'s Beltway, was only two blocks from my home.
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Referred to inside the Beltway as the Labor/HHS bill, this appropriations measure has not come to floor for debate since 2009.
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Zuckerberg's foray into the belly of the Beltway to deliver a message of free speech was, in a sense, a daring gambit.
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This reduces the snow potential for areas well east and southeast of the Beltway, including Southern Maryland, which may see more rain.
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But it barely moves the needle in Washington, because it seems like such a faraway issue to people inside the Beltway bubble.
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There are many things about life inside the Beltway (physical and metaphorical) that people in the rest of America might find strange.
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The final stop on the Beltway to hell is gridlock and the failure to solve problems that are vital to America's future.
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And the beltway crew consistently misunderstood what Trump was doing because his actions didn't conform to how it had always been done.
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It appears we've reached a new bipartisan consensus that's troubling for the taxpayers of tomorrow -- in Beltway politics, deficits don't matter anymore.
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"The Washington Post, the home of inside the beltway, left leaning lobbyist driven coverage, actually thought this was a story," said Fortney.
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Inside the Beltway, it's easy to forget that the fate of the Affordable Care Act is a question of life and death.
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If perception is reality, then a connection between bias and behavior is reality for average people, who include most citizens outside the Beltway.
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One issue for Klobuchar right now is that she does not have a high profile outside of her native state and the Beltway.
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That's in line with the positions espoused by Boone and Crockett club, which are sometimes at odds with Beltway Republican views on Interior.
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We had the Nigerian grocer by our old church, the days spent haggling with fishmongers in the Chinese food court by Beltway 8.
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But what exactly is obstruction of Justice and how does it relate to the headlines that have been coming out of the Beltway?
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It soon became a key read for the inside-the-Beltway crowd, competing with the Washington Post where the pair had previously worked.
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Yet again the Post is happy to embrace intellectual confusion in pursuit of a purely political goal, an orientation endemic in the Beltway.
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The former Prez and Veep hit up Dog Tag Bakery Monday in the Beltway ... surprising the hell outta everyone at the nonprofit bakery.
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With Manigault gone and the Mooch fired, it might be a long time before we get this kind of trashy Beltway drama again.
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If Trump raises his hand to take the oath of office on January 20th the Beltway knows its ruling order comes crashing down.
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But they say that half a brain is worse than none-at-all, so I'll review them for the benefit of Beltway insiders.
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The policy divergence has the makings of a classic Beltway battle, with dueling data, studies and experts, and big dollars spent on messaging.
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Yet those controversies resonated little beyond the Beltway class that fixates on who is up and who is down in a new administration.
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Beltway analysts have spent much of the last 48 hours praising the change in tone evident in President Donald Trump's joint session address.
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But strip away the rhetoric and you will find successive administrations with far more similarities than the Washington beltway crowd cares to admit.
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Baseball teams often have intense rivalries with teams from just across the bay, around the beltway, through the subway or up the interstate.
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Had he not attempted disarmament, the Beltway pundits, think-tankers and political opposition would have castigated Trump for passing up a historic opportunity.
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Rather than choosing a judge from Indiana or Pennsylvania or other heartland states, President Trump went with a Beltway Boy, born and bred.
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Sanders's briefings offer repeated confirmation to Trump's base that the U.S. government is being run by Christians standing up to condescending Beltway insiders.
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That amount may not be a mind-boggling sum in Washington, but lawmakers should be worried about what it means outside the beltway.
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Most people I talk to, from Beltway insiders to people on the West Coast, don't care all that much who the nominee is.
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Much of the mainstream media, and especially the Beltway press, is uncomfortable with political polarization—and very comfortable with moderates and rich people.
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His reputation for outspokenness and criticizing Washington figures led to raised eyebrows inside the Beltway when Trump tapped him as national security adviser.
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This was still Big Brother—manna flowing from the Beltway—even if, in this case, the money was going back to overburdened taxpayers.
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Gore and into the Bush II White House years, Kavanaugh served as the classic inside-the-Beltway foot soldier for the Republican establishment.
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The Beltway media, in particular, have struggled to understand his earnestness, and some of that cynicism often bleeds into coverage of his finances.
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The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a case challenging whether one of the notorious Beltway snipers should get a new sentence.
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But Navarro suggested that such evaluations were rooted in a Beltway sensibility rather than an understanding of the issues that matter to voters.
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Certainly not the Beltway press, which repeatedly referred to him as a "moderating force" inside the haunted mansion that is the White House.
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If you informally survey your friends outside the Beltway, they think that the president will win again, whether they like him or not.
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Beltway insiders are playing much closer attention to the developments surrounding Kavanaugh's testimony and nomination than the rest of the public, Rove said.
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"I would be happy if you could help spread the word in the Beltway," she said in a reference to the U.S. government.
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For many Beltway pundits as well as for President Trump, Prince Mohammed's loathing of Iran and tenderness for Israel override all other considerations.
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By 2011, unemployment was still over 9 percent, but all the Beltway crowd wanted to talk about was the menace of the debt.
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But elite pessimism about Cruz says more about the biases of media and Beltway insiders than it does about the Republican primary itself.
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After weeks of saturation-level appearances on cable news during the book rollout, he had attained a very Beltway-specific form of celebrity.
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If the U.S. becomes embroiled in another Middle East war, all the Beltway prognostications about a Trump victory could go out the window.
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If we really want to become more informed citizens, there are far better places to start than ravenously consuming inside-the-Beltway gossip.
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The storm is expected to produce up to 2 inches within the Beltway area and the timing of the storm between 85033 p.m.
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OIRA works with federal regulators to shape their most important rules, but this small White House office is obscure, even inside the Beltway.
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That contrast between Beltway iciness and a warm reception in "real America" is an experience commonly described by Trump-backers in the party.
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This is the way that many mainstream Beltway Republicans, and more than a few tremulous Democrats, pray the Trump White House will work.
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Clarke's work in creating DREAD launched a decade of deepening involvement in the UAE hacking unit by Beltway insiders and U.S. intelligence veterans.
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Meanwhile, from out beyond the Capital Beltway, the actual American people warily watched the perpetual tantrum that was supposed to be their government.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports that Trump won't do events beyond the Beltway to promote his SOTU agenda -- and that's unusual for a president.
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Enraging "the inside-the-Beltway tsk tsk crowd" is the most effective tool for energizing the president's base, the senior campaign official said.
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If he wants to just curry favor in the Beltway like he did with Obamacare, because that's the only reason he did it.
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So, no surprise, the biggest questions I got from Americans outside the Beltway are not the same ones that consume us inside the Beltway: Is Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE mentally unbalanced?
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Will Hurd had done some events along the southwest border when they realized they needed a Plan B for getting back to the Beltway.
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"Hell, at my rates that's gonna be close to $100,000," Twardy said, hinting that the figure would be much higher inside the Washington beltway.
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We had paid all of our attention to delivering resources to refugees, to resettling refugees, on advocacy inside the Beltway on behalf of refugees.
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Stocks shrug it all off as Beltway noise and continue to rocket higher on the assumption of big corporate tax cuts and slashed regulation.
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Earlier in the week, Beltway newsletter Inside EPA reported the planned orders may impact the agency's work on climate change, citing an administration source.
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Baltimore improved to 26-14 at home against the Nationals with Monday's 6-4 victory and has not lost the Beltway Series since 2007.
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STEVE LIESMAN: But if you look at this issue from outside the Beltway, one guy is at 215, the other guy is at 003.
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Anyone that follows Beltway Twitter knows it's a deeply insular and self-involved world dominated by men who almost exclusively speak to each other.
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The SLF pushed back on Brooks just hours after his announcement with a statement charging that he, not Strange, is the real Beltway politician.
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"I don't think people in the beltway are realizing just how toxic the Democratic Party brand is in so many parts of the country."
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So while Washington and the media breathlessly dish on the Trump "birther" story, it appears that America outside of the Beltway has tuned out.
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And-- regardless of how it ended up playing, I think-- in the Beltway, what is true is Assad got rid of his chemical weapons.
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And we agree the opportunity to advance these issues is a driving factor in why so many Democrats beyond the Beltway support the TPP.
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Beltway Bandits and Powerhouses: The Manafort plea is most dangerous for an array of Washington power-brokers implicated in the very same underlying conduct.
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Inside the beltway and back home, a spirited debate is underway about the United States' role in an expanding and increasingly connected global economy.
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Many journalists in the elite Beltway milieu have spent their entire lives in liberal bubbles and do not have personal friends who are conservative.
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There also seems to be an inside-the-Beltway belief that Democrats are destined to take back the House based off some internal data.
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"We just got started," said Brad Woodhouse, the president of Americans United for Change, one of the groups leading the outside-the-Beltway effort.
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Barbara Comstock in her Beltway suburban district that Obama narrowly carried in 2628 and that Romney won in 28503 by an even smaller margin.
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Yet freedom of speech doesn't meant that our government leaders must pander to a small conclave of liberal elites who occupy the Beltway swamp.
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Only incisive, decisive reform can prevent the gradual swelling of ineffective programs and the continuing concentration of power in the hands of beltway bureaucrats.
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Unsurprisingly, his manner of mindfulness is most prevalent in the Beltway, where he's worked in positions of extraordinary power for more than a decade.
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And Beltway pundits who treat these executive actions and bills with interest limited to their feasibility in the real world are missing the point.
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But as far as the conversation inside the Beltway, we're staying connected to it, but we're spending a lot more time closer to home.
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Heading into Tuesday's primary elections, Beltway pundits were predicting that Donald Trump's slight drop in polls was a sign of electoral relief to come.
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Beyond the Beltway, there is a raging war for the private data of the average consumer, with a Maginot line drawn as a result.
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The American parents whose sons and daughters will have to fulfill the commitments made by Beltway policy elites weren't notified and certainly weren't asked.
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And it was obvious even at the time that G.O.P. deficit posturing was hypocritical – obvious, that it, to everyone except the entire Beltway establishment.
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That's usually the Beltway silly season appropriate for such a ridiculous non-scandal as the Great Bill Barr Summary of Findings Outrage of 2019.
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Mr. Zucker blamed the failure partly on Ms. Amanpour's not quite fitting a morning television genre that demands plenty of inside-the-Beltway talk.
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After the most divisive three years in American political history since Reconstruction, Biden is frequently mocked for invoking the household gods of Beltway bipartisanship.
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The contract, for $08003 million, went to CSRA, a Beltway giant already doing work for ICE that has since been purchased by General Dynamics.
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Political change doesn't just happen in the Capital Beltway, so make a point of reaching out to your municipal and state-level leaders, too.
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Much of that went to the usual Beltway power brokers who focus on tired attack ads or the vote for so-and-so emails.
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It's beginning only as a digital-media advertising campaign in Washington, D.C., according to spokesman Ted Halstead, but will eventually spread outside the beltway.
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It is not a coincidence that we are now hearing increasingly loose talk within the Beltway about so-called "preemptive" strikes on North Korea.
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A Beltway AG While Barr has cultivated a reputation for being overly focused on Washington, his absence isn't universally seen as a bad thing.
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The Beltway calculus Many Democrats in swing districts that Mr. Trump won in 2016 are concerned that a broad impeachment would imperil their seats.
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She veered into attacks on Pete Buttigieg toward the end, but she attacked him on experience, and sounded too much like a Beltway insider.
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But despite the controversy, the Texas oil executive is learning to adapt to the inside-the-Beltway world he so often claims to loathe.
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Notorious killers like the Unabomber and the Beltway Sniper never made the Ten Most Wanted list because their identities weren't public until their capture.
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All the petty blame-shifting of politicians inside the beltway and the left-wing media partisans is just a dishonorable distraction from that effort.
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Across America, there's too much focus on the D.C. Beltway, rather than the cities and towns where much needed structural reforms can be made.
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One that doesn't get adequate attention is the financial interests that defense contractors (the so-called "Beltway Bandits") have in maintaining the status quo.
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It has also endangered an artist's project nowhere near the Beltway: "Orbital Reflector," a sculpture by Trevor Paglen that was recently launched into orbit.
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Outside the beltway, Colorado elected the country's first openly gay governor, while New Mexico and Kansas sent the country's first Native American women to Congress.
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Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein is attributing the turbulent market swings on skittishness surrounding D.C. Beltway policies — not something critically wrong with economy.
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He may be from inside the Beltway, but MacKaye is a Washington, D.C. native more familiar to Generation X college students than America's political class.
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The speakers are strategically chosen, and it's seen as a chance for politicians to publicly redeem themselves, at least to the inside-the-Beltway audience.
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When The New York Times ran an article about her in 2004 with the headline "Muse of the Beltway Book," she declined to be interviewed.
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The apolitical stuff has helped public opinion, but inside the Beltway you're going to need a few of these political types to say 'no mas.
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Central to this has been Trump's national security adviser, Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, viewed within the Beltway as one of the U.S. military's leading strategists.
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Royal Dutch Shell said Tuesday that it's leaving American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), a major Beltway industry lobbying group, over differences on climate change policy.
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I would suggest BMW officially sponsor the beltway, but I doubt the automaker wants its name associated with some of the worst traffic in America.
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The outside economists said USDA's analysis overstated the costs of keeping the agencies in Washington and failed to consider cheaper locations in the Beltway area.
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Rather than worry about how things could be perceived, Trump communicates in a way many inside the bubble of the Beltway simply refuse to understand.
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The good news for the Beltway is that the empirical evidence refutes the cynical view that the best state of affairs is a divided government.
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Outside the Beltway, she's a nobody who would never be able to mount a successful presidential campaign without having held some other political office first.
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"Behind the Beltway's Freakout Over Elizabeth Warren" came closer—the Beltway is freaking out about Warren, though not to the same extent that billionaires are.
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And CICIG's opponents in Guatemala launched a vigorous campaign in Washington, hiring a pricey Beltway lobbying firm to chip away at the commission's congressional support.
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They need to explain it in straightforward, "outside the Beltway" terms, and there will be some days when we need to simply agree to disagree.
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But the agency's name is nowhere to be found on the conference's formal invitation and agenda, which invariably list a Beltway contractor as the sponsor.
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There was a time when only cowboys could do that, with a clink of spurs; now it was a Beltway Brahmin in a striped shirt.
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They had two goals: (1) to concentrate power inside the Beltway and with the RNC Chairman and (2) to silence Ron Paul and his supporters.
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Route 128, a beltway around Boston, was home to so many universities and pioneering computer firms that it soon became known as America's Technology Highway.
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In the end, I suppose our Shining sequel is even more scary than the original because you cannot entirely trust anyone in the Beltway Hotel.
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The Transurban deal with Virginia essentially makes private money available for additional road capacity — the express lanes on the Capital Beltway were built from scratch.
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He doesn't have an enormous national profile, but inside the Beltway he's known as a stalwart of the liberal wing of the party's congressional caucus.
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Even in this stance, however, Ms. McCaskill found a target to exploit; turning the tables on Mr. Hawley, she portrayed him as a Beltway operative.
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The pivot may be a tech-age phenomenon, but it has an antecedent in another rhetorical maneuver favored by Beltway types: ''evolving'' on an issue.
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Since I have conducted business outside the Washington beltway in recent days, I have yet to find anybody out there who is watching the proceedings.
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Daniel Ives, an analyst and managing director with the investment firm Wedbush, described the company as "the center of the beltway firestorm" over Big Tech.
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The recent events inside the beltway have contributed to the boom in equity prices and have unleashed some animal spirits as investors feel more confident.
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" In a Washington Post column, Hewitt wrote that Republicans should "no longer play by the biased rules of a deeply unbalanced Manhattan-Beltway media elite.
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Wary about that westward move: Lawmakers want more details on the Trump administration's plan to move the Bureau of Land Management's headquarters beyond the Beltway.
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There was also speculation that Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats might be the writer, who has been dubbed "Lodestar" by some in the Beltway.
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It remains to be seen whether thousands of federal employees who work within the Capital Beltway will be asked to report to work on Tuesday.
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I hate what Rubio represents: the Beltway crowd who uses him as their pet rat, a wispy fig leaf to cover Trump's rise to the top.
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He began the 633 Democratic presidential primary as a relative unknown, a Senate backbencher generally viewed -- even by himself -- as an outsider inside the Washington beltway.
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We are in this position now because of bureaucrats and beltway politicians who have allowed us to get here and he is going to fix it.
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Bruce Mehlman, a lobbyist in Washington, said the lawsuits are a function of what is becoming a much broader political fight that extends beyond the Beltway.
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"I haven't seen people inside the beltway as convinced and certain about an electoral outcome since the day before Hillary Clinton won the presidency," he said.
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In line with what would become a promise to "drain the swamp" in the final weeks of his campaign, none hailed from inside the Washington beltway.
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Unshackled from the confines of the Beltway, our work force would no longer be captive to the insularity of the elites traveling the eastern Acela corridor.
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Listening to the first two days of testimony, I was struck by the witnesses' desire to wake up the political establishment to realities outside the Beltway.
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These arrests may not come equipped with explosives and IUDs, but they're flashy and they're a different form of spreading terror, at least through the Beltway.
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Chris Christie on Wednesday described President Donald Trump's interactions with ousted FBI Director James Comey as "normal New York City conversation," simply misunderstood by Beltway ears.
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In fact, his rough-edged style has roiled commentators and professional politicos inside the Beltway for years, while being cheered by his supporters across the country.
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And Nehring contended that controversies like Comey's firing don't resonate outside the beltway -- especially compared to issues such as health care that touch individual voters directly.
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The presumptuous Beltway outsider figured he could buck the rules of the Washington game, by stabbing his enemies in the front rather than in the back.
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Countering drones is a small-scale but high-impact problem posed by a disruptive civilian technology — something perhaps best both addressed inside and outside the Beltway.
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While triangulating in the Beltway, he reached out to the broad swath of America that wanted an end to partisan rancor and to get things done.
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His base has rewarded him with a near-record high approval rating in return, even as beltway commentators constantly question his strategy and his unconventional approach.
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Current and former professional soccer players, lawmakers and other Beltway bigwigs convened at Washington's RFK Stadium to play in the U.S. Soccer Foundation's Capital Soccer Classic.
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Capitol Hill publications like The Hill, Roll Call and National Journal were for decades a Beltway staple, strewn across desks on K Street and in Congress.
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The last thing our economy needs is another major employer — and especially the federal government — competing for workers or Beltway bean counters setting artificial wage levels.
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After having achieved what the naysayers and many Beltway insiders admitted was the impossible, they quickly pivoted to the impossibility of moving the ball forward legislatively.
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Given the amount of energy the Beltway expends on Donald J. Trump's latest zinger, it may be tempting to think that it's all just for show.
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Congress needs to take actions, or at least put forth proposals, that will resonate with folks who are not immersed in the gamesmanship of the Beltway.
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Inside the Beltway, these historical achievements were often the result of consensus reached after past attempts either died in Congress or were vetoed by the president.
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More significantly, a message would be sent to every American that the federal government belongs to the country—not just to the inhabitants of the Beltway.
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Inside the Beltway, the real prospect of a Libby pardon -- from when it was first reported on Thursday -- immediately became a Rob Mueller-related parlor game.
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Moreover, the approach often seemed more directed at continuing the dialogue in the Beltway, rather than initiating solutions that benefit and are led by local communities.
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He's taken the Beltway thinkfluencers out of the game and turned the presidency into a pure high-school-style popularity contest conducted entirely in the media.
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"He's certainly a very experienced inside-the-Beltway operative who has served presidents in very sensitive roles on both sides of the political aisle," Malcolm noted.
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That program is called DACA, which until the recent presidential campaign was an acronym known by few beyond the nation's immigrant communities or the Washington beltway.
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If that results in a font of boring, centrist, bipartisan legislation, Ryan may get the privilege of being considered an elder statesman by Beltway graybeard types.
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She is the youngest person currently leading one of the major inside-the-Beltway think tanks in Washington, D.C., and one of few women of color.
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Nepotism, egregious conflicts of interest, flights on the public dime to see Wimbledon and the eclipse — the Beltway wetlands are now wilder and murkier than ever.
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To veterans of Beltway politics, or simply folks who've been around long enough and watched cycles of exaggerated hopes followed by disappointments, this can be troubling.
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Across the first 15 years of the 21st century, too many Beltway attempts to simply impose the elite consensus set the stage for backlash, populism, Trump.
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The Obamas and the Clintons got 2016 wrong, so did all their fans in Hollywood and the Beltway, and so, for that matter, did most Republicans.
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Many areas inside the Beltway, including the District, have seen rain change to snow in the past half-hour, and temperatures are dropping into the 210s.
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"The campaign moves ahead with all of our plans that we've always had regardless of what the inside the beltway media thinks," Murtaugh told BuzzFeed News.
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Immediately adjoining the Capital Beltway, National Harbor is easily accessible by car, and that also promises to be its biggest challenge as the casino resort opens.
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Reports of Brunell's possible nomination have already created an inside-the-Beltway kerfuffle—all stirred by liberals hiding behind the façade of supposedly non-partisan advocacy.
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"George Haywood is a high-profile Beltway insider," said Avi Fisher, another of the many co-op members who aired their views in The Linewaiters Gazette.
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Welcome to the revenge of the #Resistance, where grassroots activists hope to give lawmakers an earful as they venture outside the friendly confines of the Beltway.
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We both serve people who commute inside the Beltway for work, and if I had the opportunity to avoid that for a few weeks, I would.
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Indeed, none of the 11 candidates on the first list were from inside the Beltway, underscoring Mr. Trump's pledge to "drain the swamp" of the establishment.
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To veterans of Beltway politics, or simply folks who've been around long enough and watched multiple cycles of exaggerated hopes followed by disappointment, this can be troubling.
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Such credits would expand existing federal subsidy programs, like tax exempt Private Activity Bonds that have helped fund the High Occupancy Toll lanes on the Capital Beltway.
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In many ways, picking Conway -- a partner of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz -- would be a vintage move for Trump because Conway is an outside-the-Beltway choice.
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Our training will span 20 cities all across America, reaching 1,100 women, as well as online, because this is bigger than Beltway politics — this is American politics.
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Again, conventional wisdom — espoused by the "deep state," beltway bandits, parasitic contractors and consultants in the Washington swamp — will cry that withdrawal from Afghanistan will be disastrous.
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"Following several years of gridlock inside the Beltway, the potential now exists for a number of legislative initiatives to be passed," U.S. equity strategist David Kostin wrote.
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The event was scheduled by the White House to clash with White House correspondents' dinner that Trump is boycotting in a mischievous swipe at the Beltway press.
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If anything, measuring the flood of tech dollars pouring into Washington, DC, law firms, lobbying outfits, and think tanks radically understates Big Tech's influence inside the Beltway.
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So the President's appearance with him seemed to either be a case of defiance towards the Beltway crowd or a misreading of the political damage he risked.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 From Gem State to Beltway: The man suspected of shooting Idaho Pastor Tim Remington was arrested last night in Washington D.C. -- outside the White House.
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According to the Times: This is the way that many mainstream Beltway Republicans, and more than a few tremulous Democrats, pray the Trump White House will work.
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"In spite of history and conventional wisdom inside the Beltway, as it stands today, Republicans are well-positioned to maintain control of the House," the memo said.
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A poll published earlier this year found that fewer than a quarter of Americans think Trump is making good on his promise to clean up the Beltway.
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The answer lies, as it often does, with the people — those of us outside of the Beltway and beyond the shouts of Rachel Maddow and Sean Hannity.
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But these are not heartland voters so much as Beltway doyennes – the consultant and donor classes, established opinion writers, think tank officials and other Washington wise men.
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Haberman's critics accused the reporter of trading favorable coverage for access—one of the oldest weapons in a Beltway reporter's (or any reporter's, for that matter) arsenal.
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What's particularly fascinating is that this anti-import mood has gripped the Beltway at a time when trade enjoys record-high levels of support among ordinary Americans.
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Let's be honest: The number of Beltway insiders who actually want the president to succeed in redrafting our trade alliance with China could fit in a shoebox.
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And yet, Bernie Sanders is being treated as something of an afterthought, as the national press and Beltway pundits hop from one shiny object to the next.
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Such a goal has proved to be challenging inside the Beltway, where many lawmakers have seen the tax debate as a way to push a political agenda.
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The official inauguration isn't until tomorrow, but first lady-to-be Melania Trump is already being spotted within the Beltway for various appearances before the main event.
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"In spite of history and conventional wisdom inside the Beltway, as it stands today, Republicans are well-positioned to maintain control of the House," the memo reads.
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"I think health care is going to be one of the major issues punctuating outside the Beltway and a big issue in races in 2018," she said.
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The biggest growth industry among the Beltway bandits is foreign language experts who can mine Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites for evidence of jihadi connections.
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The Capital Beltway that encircles Washington and its near suburbs is more than just a metaphor for the alleged insularity of the people who live within it.
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Ryan's fakery may have fooled his naive constituents — by which I mean practically the whole Beltway pundit class — but never fooled anyone who could do the math.
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While consumer advocates fight OneWest in the trenches, some inside the Beltway see a glimmer of hope in Mnuchin, an expert in mortgage bonds and structured finance.
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Many House Republicans are caught in a classic "inside the Beltway" dynamic — the more they repeat the repeal rhetoric, the more converted they become to the cause.
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He could rise by dint of his sheer outside-the-Beltway popularity, and hero-like stature on the left he's earned through the Russia probe and impeachment.
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To be sure, the STEM subjects — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — have been hot-button issues over the last few years, both inside and outside the Beltway.
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After high-profile breaches inside and outside the Beltway demonstrated the dangers of losing control of accounts, Judge believes politicians are primed to focus on the problem.
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The Quincy Institute's full roster of more than 40 specialists, who will contribute studies, policy papers and participate in public events, mostly hail from outside the Beltway.
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Eli Saslow is a Washington Post reporter whose award-winning work on rural hospitals tells stories that a well-to-do Beltway reader could never even imagine.
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Some areas are also reporting light rain or a mix of snow and light rain, mainly near and inside the Beltway, including in Arlington, Springfield and Vienna.
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There is considerable worry inside the Washington beltway that Trump will agree to withdraw US troops from South Korea in exchange for more empty promises from Kim.
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Beyond the Beltway, that remark will likely prove far more infamous and memorable than any of the actual details of the compromise deal that extended government funding.
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The rebrand signals the emergence of a new landscape for foodmakers, one in which there is no central, unified lobbying group representing the sector inside the Beltway.
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That office park, called Rock Spring Park, is at the junction of the Capital Beltway and Interstate 270 and is home to Lockheed Martin and Marriott International.
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When it comes to engagement patterns, men reply to men an astonishing percentage of the time, and both men and women follow more male beltway journal-ists.
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Medicaid restructuring is among the issues that remain up for debate, both among Republicans in Congress and outside the Beltway, among GOP governors who worry about funding cuts.
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And I have to admire President Trump for getting up every single day when so many other mainstream beltway Republicans would have thrown in the towel and capitulated.
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" In the profile, author David Samuels writes that "handpicked Beltway insiders like Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic and Laura Rozen of Al-Monitor helped retail the administration's narrative.
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They also have a history of embracing Beltway thinking that is increasingly anathema to their party's base—thinking that could raise the ire of their party's new spokeswomen.
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"People working within the beltway often assume that 'main justice' is this perfect hierarchy, that the Attorney General announces some new policy and everyone follows it," Osler said.
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One of the problems of running a "policy research institution," or "think tank," is that no one beyond Washington's beltway has any idea what it is you do.
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With Sanders's policy ideas more influential than ever inside the Beltway, his group's failure to make a real impact on an organizing level this time around is striking.
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Beltway media and lobbyists focused on the regulation of long-distance carriers, local phone companies, and cable providers, believing that these companies would share the future of communications.
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Last week opened with the Beltway narrative that she was under growing pressure from a Democratic caucus impatient with her reluctance to open an impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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The news that Ivanka Trump will have her own office in the West Wing of the White House set off an avalanche of outrage, especially inside the beltway.
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A cadre of notable Beltway neoconservatives and foreign policy hawks have announced they will vote for Clinton over Trump, presumably on the strength of her interventionist street cred.
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If the show proves popular with audiences outside the Beltway and opinion polls continue to narrow to a dead heat, the businessman-demagogue may yet win his bet.
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Harris, the founding editor of Politico and the very epitome of establishment Beltway media, is writing about himself—specifically, what he and his confreres get wrong about politics.
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Top officials are known to speak regularly to the press, with details of private interactions — and oftentimes contradictory versions of events — spilling into the pages of Beltway publications.
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However, if the version that passed the House is a "take-it-or-leave-it" from Democrats, then this is just business-as-usual posturing inside the Beltway.
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Follow this logic from Yoest: "Some" people think Price should always stay in Washington --→ Price likes to get outside of the Beltway to meet everyday Americans --→ private planes.
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Echoing the battle in the Republican Party at large, establishment figures like George Will are pitted against insurgent conservatives, who relish the chance to punch at Beltway Republicans.
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More than a year ago, Beltway odds makers were already rating Kirk as one of the likeliest to lose among the senators up for re-election in 2016.
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On the foreign front, the president has a good story to tell, but people outside the Beltway aren't focusing on more than a couple issues at a time.
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Curbello Monday that would introduce a carbon tax... OUTSIDE THE BELTWAY: Saudi Aramco is looking to buy a stake in SABIC, the Saudi Arabian chemical company, Reuters reports.
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No other candidate in modern U.S. election history has had such an openly antagonistic relationship with the news media and a high level of disregard for Beltway conventions.
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Outside the Beltway, a CEFC foundation donated at least $500,000 to a Columbia University research center, winning Mr. Ye notice within the energy industry and among China watchers.
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I was the out of touch President, the wimp; you were the beltway insider who thrived on who's up, who's down — who will be fired, who will win.
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Many Beltway Republicans simply look at their shoes when you tell them that the neoconservatives' crowning achievement, the Iraq War, forever destroyed the reputation of George W. Bush.
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And many Democrats argue that fixating on Biden's verbal slips is a dereliction of duty by Beltway pundits when Trump seems to be tearing at the national fabric.
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Her "just say no" attitude is undoubtedly popular with her increasingly socialist-leaning caucus, but you have to wonder how Democrats outside the Beltway really feel about it.
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How about billions in so-called tax extenders, the ultimate inside-the-Beltway term for special interest tax giveaways, many of which expired at the end of 2017.
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You don't want to be a Washington insider; you want to be appealing to the average voter who has little to do with the inside-the-Beltway politics.
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Read more " _____ • Luke Savage in Current Affairs: "'The West Wing' is an elaborate fantasia founded upon the shibboleths that sustain Beltway liberalism and the milieu that produced them.
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For years, the Bidens sought to build their lives and their family — a daughter, Ashley, was born in 2400 — away from the swirl and scrutiny of Beltway politics.
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Secretary Price will continue meeting with the American people outside of the Beltway to hear their concerns and ensure HHS makes decisions that best provide for their needs.
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Democrats say the party should be trying to find the best candidate from all levels of government — and definitely not just the more obvious and traditional Beltway choices.
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When they aren't fighting for clients on Capitol Hill, Mehlman and Castagnetti travel around the country providing insight for groups outside the Beltway into how American leaders think.
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Governors and state legislators would instantly become more accountable for finding pragmatic solutions to divisive issues that have kept the Beltway in gridlock for the last seven years.
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Though Russia is still a formidable nuclear weapons power, the country is more of an instigator and a spoiler than the menacing superpower Beltway-based Russia hawks believe.
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The blue-collar worker whose home faces foreclosure or farmer that lost out due to illegal immigration will see through failures quicker than a pundit in the Beltway.
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" Later, as Bannon took the reins of the Trump campaign, he was seen by Beltway Republicans as "an Internet-era update of the Slim Pickens character in 'Dr.
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In fact, even the deficit scolds who played such a big role in Beltway discourse during the Obama years seem oddly selective in their concerns about red ink.
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In her reporting, Ms. Cameron observed an epidemic of green nail polish and other "Cabaret"-inspired behaviors in Beltway bars, and slyly reviewed a new party drug, methaqualone.
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I am really enjoying Bernie Sanders at this town hall tonight, not to sound like some Beltway asshole but he's really at ease, chill & funny Bernie was funny tonight.
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And it's a game whose primary, if not sole, implication is how it will play in Beltway politics and which American politician will come out looking good or bad.
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The Interior Department wants to move the headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management to a Western state, although most of that agency's employees already work outside DC Beltway.
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His claims dumfounded the Beltway media and Trump's opponents and sowed another of the controversies that some Washington observers worry drag the White House's focus away from crucial issues.
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The three-week Beltway sniper ordeal in 2002 rattled Washington and its suburbs until John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, who was 17 at the time, were captured.
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Through interviews with Beltway insiders and a made-for-Hollywood timeline, Stewart shows how the probes were linked, and not just because their subjects were running against each other.
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The new executive order represents a shot from the White House in the ongoing battle between beltway Republicans and Democratic governors opposed to fossil fuel developments in their states.
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Obama walked to the mound clad in a red Nationals jacket and then donned the black cap of his hometown Chicago White Sox, earning boos from the Beltway fans.
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Pat Sullivan, a spokesman for Blue Beacon Truck Wash, told CNN the tractor-trailer was washed at the company's facility on Beltway Parkway in Laredo at 19873:58 a.m.
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Its debt is approaching $20 trillion, the Beltway buckles when given the option of making necessary cuts, and unauthorized spending on programs that Congress hasn't even approved continues unabated.
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But Bob Lord, who journeyed from Silicon Valley to the Beltway, is facing a far different landscape than his previous workplaces, which include technology giants Yahoo, Twitter and AOL.
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But Bob Lord, who journeyed from Silicon Valley to the Beltway, is facing a far different landscape than his previous workplaces, which include technology giants Yahoo, Twitter and AOL.
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The headlines about Cohen's dealings with companies seeking insight on the president's thinking and methods have cast an unflattering light on the lobbying and consulting industries in the Beltway.
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When politics is the domain of the elite, it's natural to think the relentless churn of the Beltway commentariat has nothing to do with a mass murder in Florida.
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Sanders's most vocal opponents in the party are an assemblage of establishmentarians and familiar Beltway hands, none of whom speak for a political constituency of any size or significance.
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Largely, these function as a form of identity politics: winking reminders that Faith Nation is designed for those outside the Beltway "elites" — and that the administration has their back.
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Tech entrepreneurs might not like the alphabet soup of inside-the-beltway politics, but — as Brill reminds us — these agencies continue to have a huge impact on Silicon Valley.
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Barbara Comstock's (R-Va.) district consists of Beltway suburbs and she has sought to cast herself as a moderate who's bucked her party when it comes to local issues.
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In the meantime, we asked a couple of our Washington reporters to give us a sense of what pop culture looked like from the Beltway over the last year.
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They built organizations with names like Americans for Tax Reform and Americans for Prosperity that campaigned for income tax cuts with demonstrations and postcards from far outside the beltway.
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Close to parks, shopping and major commuting routes, including the Capital Beltway, it is about 11 miles from Washington and about four miles from the National Institutes of Health.
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The first wake-up call was the other day when I saw an acquaintance who typically shows more interest in politics than most of my outside-the-beltway friends.
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The dispute over sanctions policy between Washington and Brussels illustrates how Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 election is having ripple effects across the Beltway and the energy industry.
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Every day during the hearings, Mr. Trump's campaign and various organs of the Republican and Democratic parties blasted out emails and videos aimed at that jury beyond the Beltway.
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For Idaho Democratic Party executive director and Democratic National Committee chair hopeful Sally Boynton Brown, the cure for what ails her party will come from far outside the Beltway.
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It seems horribly plausible that for years, the Beltway press simply did not think it was that important if some Hill staffers got office supplies lobbed at their head.
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Donald Trump is a decisive leader who relies on an uncanny instinctual common sense to "get stuff done," a style that sits very well with those outside the Beltway.
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Part of the reason why the original plans were successful is because they were locally driven — not handed down to the states by Washington, D.C insiders and beltway bureaucrats.
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As I observe the discussions taking place in Congress today, I am amazed (again!) at how divorced Washington really is from the real world that lives outside the Beltway.
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The recently released memo from the House Intelligence Committee had barely hit the news when phones across the Beltway went off with that all-too-familiar sound: a chirp.
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API and NABTU's combined advocacy experiences demonstrate that when organizations inside the Beltway work together, there are always issues on which bipartisan consensus can be found and coalitions formed.
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" On Becerra, the memo says, "Beyond the Beltway and community of Latino activists, Becerra has low name recognition despite twenty years in Congress," adding, "[He] is an untrustworthy hypocrite.
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But the emerging conventional wisdom among Beltway centrists is the opposite: that Democrats overreached, tacking too far to the left and ending up with a mediocre-at-best result.
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Cruz makes himself out to be an outsider, which isn't unusual—everyone in the GOP ostensibly hates beltway elites who are theoretically the source of all the country's problems.
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ANNANDALE, Va. – The obituary for a decorated U.S. Marine colonel who retired to northern Virginia says he&aposs survived by his wife, children and the notorious Beltway traffic he abhorred.
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But the barons of the Beltway had an agenda of their own: they wanted Clinton to put two of his signature issues on the back-burner: welfare and political reform.
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Hogan, a Republican, said his administration plans to add four new lanes to the Capital Beltway (I-495), a ring highway around Washington, and four new lanes on Interstate-163.
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It's all very upsetting, until, of course, Fitz shows up at Olivia's apartment announcing that he's left Mellie, but Olivia has that date with Leo Bergen, charmer of the Beltway!
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His many attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and the Fed have seemed to some inside-the-Beltway types like the stuff of conspiracy theories or simply unjustified rage.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi today will unveil their "Better Deal" economic agenda in Berryville, Va. — a beyond-the-Beltway, classic exurban swing area.
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"What I&aposve found most interesting is that this appears to be the Indiana equivalent of a 'beltway' story," Indiana radio talk show host Abdul-Hakim Shabazz told Fox News.
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Beltway editorial boards and columnists might be impressed by "reaching across the aisle," but there isn't a single voter suddenly motivated to abandon Trump because of Schumer's appeal to bipartisanship.
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The latest disclosure forms, which were filed last week but just appeared in the Justice Department foreign lobbying database, show that Saudi Arabia's advocacy strategy is expanding beyond the Beltway.
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Not only will the President snub the big Beltway press party -- the White House Correspondents' Dinner -- Trump is setting up a prime-time, split-screen television clash with the event.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off an unrelenting snowstorm that brought Washington to its knees, some inside the Beltway are feeling this week like they got the short end of the stick.
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In this instance, Republicans like Speaker Ryan would rather have Hillary shape our judicial landscape because Hillary remains a pawn of the rigged gamed played by all inside the Beltway.
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And I've learned four facts that I hope will help you make sense of all the messy reporting, gossip, innuendo, and Beltway speculation about the president's chief of staff. 1.
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A good start would be for everyone in Washington to listen to these concerns and take to heart the message we heard beyond the Beltway: All issues are women's issues.
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The SFRC's public hearings were particularly useful, in this regard, in drawing on the testimony of a range of expertise from around the country, not just from within the Beltway.
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"Over the years, we've frequently been asked if individuals outside of the Beltway could subscribe to the publication," Ryan McKibben, president and CEO of Clarity Media, said in the release.
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Warren needs to recognize, if she hasn't already, that the most important contribution she can make to constructive change within the Beltway is to collaborate with the likes of Sen.
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" All this seems less true today, thanks to Sanders and Trump, who for all their many differences have combined to expose the most decrepit of American "infrastructures," the Beltway "establishment.
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Senior military officials are often deft at navigating the news media and behind-the-scenes Beltway politics, but a head-to-head contest against Mr. Trump is something entirely different.
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While the search giant decreased its lobbying spending compared to this time last year, Amazon, Microsoft, and Uber all boosted their beltway budgets for the first three months of 2017.
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A nominee from beyond the Beltway with experience running things, like Mitch Landrieu, the former New Orleans mayor, or the departing Colorado governor, John Hickenlooper, might be a better bet.
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The agency introduced it in a July 2017 "industry day" in a Marriott conference room near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, inviting a flock of technology firms and Beltway contractors.
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So in his escalating clashes with Beltway institutions, what we're watching is not the "deep state" trying to reassert control over policy and bring a tribune of the people low.
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Certainly there were differences in policy priorities between these two eras, but when it came to vehicles processing through our streets, Beltway neighbors saw zero daylight between the two presidents.
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While the first few weeks of his administration have been chaotic, they say voters in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin may view the president differently than those within the Beltway.
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But 2628 is more than that – it is a lesson for the beltway elites, and proves that America must focus on its future, not yesterday's policies, politicians and voting blocs.
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The company expects to move its 3,500 employees from its 800,000-square-foot midrise complex near the Capital Beltway to a soon-to-be-built office building with 22 stories.
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But as important as white papers or think tank symposia might be, those conversations are limited to the same, familiar Beltway voices who are already acquainted with our infrastructure problem.
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If anything, it's about time that the chattering Beltway elites tried their hand at this genre, and Halperin has handed them the opportunity to align their needs with his own.
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The state is perhaps Trump's most prominent foil outside the Beltway, having sued the administration roughly 60 times to date and pursuing policies that run counter to the president's agenda.
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Every county that surrounds the Washington Beltway in Maryland and Virginia are six of the top 10 wealthiest counties in the country — they have to live in one of them.
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Sitting close to him and his colleague at BLT Steak, just blocks from the White House, happened to be the luckiest New York Times reporter in the Beltway: Kenneth Vogel.
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Political drama is all over TV lately, from the Beltway machinations of Scandal and Madame Secretary to tales of intrigue like The Americans and 24: Legacy to Sean Spicer's press briefings.
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Thanks to social media and other factors, Trump captures the attention of a lot more people than the insider Washington Beltway press and even the conservative FOX News/talk radio universe.
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That same night I was hearing from experts here inside the Beltway saying that her testimony could be a turning point in the undoing of the President of the United States.
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But the second is that for all the Washington Beltway hysteria you hear about Russia, it is still nowhere remotely close to matching the United States in global reach and influence.
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In their new book What Washington Gets Wrong, Ginsberg and Bachner report that the overwhelming majority of D.C.'s Beltway Insiders think the American public is pitifully uninformed on government policy.
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Limiting the Holman rule to one year gives leadership and appropriators an escape hatch in the event that the rule is broadly used and results in upsetting the Beltway status quo.
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The most fascinating question in the Democratic race is whether a liberal uprising that progressive candidates sense is in fact evolving in the country out of sight of the Beltway pundits.
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Inside, he's sculpting his 100-days narrative and giving a raft of interviews, assuring Beltway reporters that he knows they still matter.... On the road, journalists are his go-to foil.
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Already criticized for focusing on alleged crimes by Trump rather than Clinton, the Justice Department will be under considerable pressure to show equal vigor in pursuing some of these Beltway bandits.
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And as recently as two weeks ago, the conventional wisdom among beltway pundits was that Trump had a "ceiling" of between 35 percent and 38 percent of the Republican primary vote.
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My goal was to bring together Main Street's congresswomen with women outside of the Beltway, and to engage them in a dialogue about commonsense policy ideas that have broad bipartisan support.
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The president and the Congress are given the chance to do something legislatively that is substantive and hopefully helpful to those of us who populate this wondrous country beyond the Beltway.
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Senate Republicans say the first week of House impeachment hearings hasn't moved the needle in their conference and question whether the proceedings consuming Washington have much traction outside the Beltway. Sen.
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Whether or not our cause is popular inside the Washington beltway -- it's liable to be pilloried by those who do better the worse Washington gets -- we now know it can work.
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His latest project, SubTrap, was an ambitious concept album that peeled back those layers through the narratives of its characters while also revealing Jay IDK's promise within the Beltway and beyond.
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It focused on the nuts and bolts of the regulatory process, but was seen by some as an "inside-the-Beltway" organization that had little appeal to those outside of Washington.
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During my campaign, I tried to call out the intertwined elites in the media, the Beltway and corporate America, all of whom are thriving at the expense of the American people.
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The special counsel has shaken up Washington's lobbying industry, forwarding three cases involving powerful Republican and Democratic Beltway figures to prosecutors handling the case against Mr. Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump likes to say that people in his political orbit come straight out of central casting, "tough hombres" from far beyond the Capital Beltway ready to roil the swamp.
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Dip a toe into the unceasing torrent of news from inside the Beltway and it becomes obvious that, in United States politics, image management plays little part in anyone's job description.
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Only with communication between policymakers and universities beyond the beltway can the United States be positioned to safeguard its value system at home and compete maximally across the ideological domain abroad.
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He also added that Strange needs to take the focus off of national issues — a big liability for someone being framed by his opponent as a tool of the Beltway establishment.
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For most of her presidential run, the Massachusetts senator had spurned Beltway-centric Sunday shows, mostly stayed away from the cable news circuit, and only occasionally gone on national TV shows.
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Later in the 1960s, a high point of Mr. Jones's work with the Access group was persuading Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara to meet with him after the Beltway march.
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If history shows anything in the Beltway, it is that the greatest risks are found on the other side of a scandal — when the aftermath becomes the prelude to a prosecution.
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And a more recent digital upstart, Axios, a buzzy site for Beltway insiders created by the founders of Politico, expects a profit in 2000, according to its chief executive, Jim VandeHei.
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In other words, in this situation, everyone inside the Beltway knows that Russian President Vladimir Putin may or may not have a video of Trump with a couple of hookers doing ... that.
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Why it matters: The amount reported on March 23 by the heavyweight firm Squire Patton Boggs on behalf of Americans for Carbon Dividends is, needless to say, quite modest by beltway standards.
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The founder published a letter simultaneously on his own page and The Washington Post, the latter of which is an ideal way to get your sentiments on every desk inside the beltway.
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It's New York in the late eighties, and both Pam and Daniel have moved to the city to escape families that did not encourage creative expression (Beltway Protestants and Midwestern evangelicals, respectively).
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Many of the attendees, according to two sources, were not Hill staffers or beltway political operatives, but Trump supporters with little to no government experience who traveled to DC for the occasion.
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Instead, the foundation relies on partners known for delivering results quickly with slim overhead — a combination he says is hard to find among the "beltway bandits" profiting from US foreign aid outlays.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller indicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort for tax fraud on Monday, and the main charge against Donald Trump is poor judgment for hiring the notorious Beltway operator.
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The news that the FBI was once again looking into emails related to Hillary Clinton's private server set off a bout of hysteria among the political press, Beltway pundits, and campaign officials.
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BALTIMORE -- The Washington Nationals hope to fare better against the Baltimore Orioles when the teams head back to Nationals Park to continue their four-game, home-and-home Beltway Series on Wednesday.
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