Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Neera Tanden" in English language version.
Neera Tanden's nomination to lead the White House budget office is all but dead in the closely divided Senate, after two Republican moderates declared Monday they wouldn't support her.
For years, Tanden, Biden's pick to lead the Office of Management and Budget, has feuded—most frequently and famously on Twitter, where she is prolific and pointed—with Sanders supporters.
The nomination of Neera Tanden to run the Office of Management and Budget faces an increasingly uphill climb as two Senate committees who were set to meet Wednesday delayed votes amid growing opposition from Republican senators that further narrows her path to confirmation.
The Democratic Party, the policies that the Clintons and Hillary believe in, I feel like a living example of someone who benefited.
In a sphere encrusted with suck-ups, soothers, and self-puffery, Ms. Tanden has emerged as a loyal but insistent straight-talker and acute assessor of Mrs. Clinton's stubbornness and weaknesses.
In addition to Harris, two other presidential candidates have offered health care plans that pilfer from Sanders in name if not in substance: Pete Buttigieg, with Medicare for All Who Want It; and Beto O'Rourke, with Medicare for America — the latter borrowing from a proposal developed by Neera Tanden's Center for American Progress, itself called Medicare Extra for All. The idea's original advocates, like DeMoro and Sanders, after years of struggling to get into the mainstream Democratic policy debate, suddenly have an embarrassment of allies — or at least people who claim as much. "Medicare for All shouldn't mean all things to all people," Warren Gunnels, Sanders's senior campaign adviser, told me. "It's single payer. Everybody else's program is Medicare for Some."
Neera Tanden, President Biden's embattled nominee to lead the White House Office of Management and Budget, clung to her hopes of being confirmed on Monday after making what could be her last-chance appeal to win the lone Republican vote she needs to clear the Senate.
His [Patrick Gaspard's] hiring ends a monthslong process to find a replacement for Neera Tanden, who left the post to become a senior adviser to President Joe Biden. And it immediately makes the 53-year-old Haitian-American one of the most powerful players in progressive politics outside of elected office.
Fashion magazine ELLE is taking a look at the world inside the Beltway this month, naming the 10 most powerful women in D.C. "We're looking for diversity, and certainly unique and powerful women, but also those women who have something going on right now and that are really sort of very much in the mix of things."
The Democratic Party, the policies that the Clintons and Hillary believe in, I feel like a living example of someone who benefited.
Unlike many progressive Clinton alumni who had a hard time moving on after Clinton's defeat and held a grudge against Obama, Tanden joined the Obama team and played a key role in the passage of health-care reform...Since leaving the administration, she has become a consistent thorn in the administration's left side as a leading progressive voice.
Tanden has expressed hawkish views, although in a statement to Salon she strongly opposed being described as hawkish. The New York Times has described Hillary Clinton as more hawkish than her Republican rivals, although it still endorsed her for president.
National Journal set out to find Washington's 25 most influential women and to share what makes them tick. From Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Center of American Progress President Neera Tanden to Susan Molinari, Google's director of public policy and government affairs, Washington's women are in every sector.
Neera has only ever served in the public (and public interest) sector. Her work has always and only been devoted to advancing her vision of the public good. It is not right that she should bear the burden of this sort of breach
Unlike many progressive Clinton alumni who had a hard time moving on after Clinton's defeat and held a grudge against Obama, Tanden joined the Obama team and played a key role in the passage of health-care reform...Since leaving the administration, she has become a consistent thorn in the administration's left side as a leading progressive voice.
On Nov. 1, Tanden assumed the presidency of the Center for American Progress, Washington's leading liberal think tank, which is an incessant advocate for a broad progressive agenda and as such a sharp thorn in President Obama's left side.
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) on Friday announced his opposition to President Biden's choice to lead the White House budget office, imperiling her nomination in a narrowly divided U.S. Senate.
The Democratic Party, the policies that the Clintons and Hillary believe in, I feel like a living example of someone who benefited.
In a sphere encrusted with suck-ups, soothers, and self-puffery, Ms. Tanden has emerged as a loyal but insistent straight-talker and acute assessor of Mrs. Clinton's stubbornness and weaknesses.
Neera has only ever served in the public (and public interest) sector. Her work has always and only been devoted to advancing her vision of the public good. It is not right that she should bear the burden of this sort of breach
Unlike many progressive Clinton alumni who had a hard time moving on after Clinton's defeat and held a grudge against Obama, Tanden joined the Obama team and played a key role in the passage of health-care reform...Since leaving the administration, she has become a consistent thorn in the administration's left side as a leading progressive voice.
On Nov. 1, Tanden assumed the presidency of the Center for American Progress, Washington's leading liberal think tank, which is an incessant advocate for a broad progressive agenda and as such a sharp thorn in President Obama's left side.
For years, Tanden, Biden's pick to lead the Office of Management and Budget, has feuded—most frequently and famously on Twitter, where she is prolific and pointed—with Sanders supporters.
Tanden has expressed hawkish views, although in a statement to Salon she strongly opposed being described as hawkish. The New York Times has described Hillary Clinton as more hawkish than her Republican rivals, although it still endorsed her for president.
National Journal set out to find Washington's 25 most influential women and to share what makes them tick. From Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Center of American Progress President Neera Tanden to Susan Molinari, Google's director of public policy and government affairs, Washington's women are in every sector.
Fashion magazine ELLE is taking a look at the world inside the Beltway this month, naming the 10 most powerful women in D.C. "We're looking for diversity, and certainly unique and powerful women, but also those women who have something going on right now and that are really sort of very much in the mix of things."
