A third source added that leaders in the Senate also said they would be comfortable with a prospective Kerry nomination if it is clear that the White House is invested in a subsequent special election.
Then a blogger at CBS News.com one with an ostensible right-wing view, wrote a post assuming that Kagan was, in fact, gay and her prospective nomination part of the gay-liberal agenda (although he subsequently seemed to apologize for assuming this, or for assuming that everyone else knew what he knew).
"It's very positive and should improve the relationship between some Latin American countries and the I.M.F., where it has perhaps been more difficult in the past," Susana García-Cervero, an economist at Deutsche Bank who covers Spain, said of Mr. Rato's prospective nomination.
With the prospective nomination of Janet L. Yellen to head the Federal Reserve, here is a look at the fundamentals of the organization she would be taking over.
The president's base abandoned him again over the prospective nomination of Larry Summers to be the new Federal Reserve chairman.
The divide offers a glimpse into a prospective general-election issue, should he win the nomination.
The New Yorker, November 1 , 1999P. 50 Talk story about a prospective Donald Trump bid for the Reform Party's presidential nomination... Trump had a special message for any readers of this magazine who might consider him declasse.
Talk story about a prospective Donald Trump bid for the Reform Party's presidential nomination... Trump had a special message for any readers of this magazine who might consider him declasse.
The Nevada Democrat, in an interview with Talking Points Memo, said that his party was prepared to change the rules of the Senate to eliminate GOP ability to block Supreme Court nominations should Republican intransigence continue into a prospective Clinton administration.
On Thursday, the Republicans declined to permit an up-or-down vote on the Hagel nomination, something that has never before happened with a prospective secretary of defense.
