Crossword Clue: New title for Prescott Bush.
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- 1% of the body?
- ___ Ford of "Can You Top This?"
- Barack Obama, once
- Barack Obama was one
- Barbara Boxer, for one
- Any of 100 in Washington
- A thesmothete
- Bill collector?
- A.L.'er until 1960
- Alexander or Paul
- Hill bigwig
- Hill title
- Hill worker
- Hillary was one, once
- Gramm or Grams
- DC VIP
- D.C. VIP
- Boxer, e.g.
- Boxer, for one
- Boxer from California, say
- Boxer or Snowe
- Boxer or Specter
- Boxer's title
- Certain committee member
- Certain legislator
- Chamber group member?
- Congress member
- Congressman or ...
- Congressman
- Brown, for now at least
- Elizabeth Warren, e.g.
- Elizabeth Warren or Lisa Murkowski, e.g.
- Dianne Feinstein's position since 1992
- Church or Bible
- Church or Nunn
- Church or Stone
- Cicero, e.g.
- Cicero or Cassius
- Cicero or Publius
- Gillibrand, Harris or Warren, e.g.
- Impeachment juror
- Impeachment trial juror
- Canadian Tire Centre player
- Javits, for one
- Clinton or Dole
- Cannon or Luger
- Dole, from 1968-96
- Capitol bigwig
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- Ford of "Can You Top This?"
- Former D.C. major-leaguer
- Judge in an impeachment trial
- D. C. man
- Gore or Bradley
- "Damn Yankees" chorister
- Forum figure
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- Forum V.I.P.
- Daniel Webster, e.g.
- Cato the Elder or Cato the Younger
- Kennedy or Clinton
- Solon
- Kerry or Kerrey
- Ottawa pro
- Many a "Damn Yankees" role
- Many a presidential candidate
- Whitehouse in D.C., e.g.
- Mark Antony, notably
- Obama's former title
- Roman forum bigwig
- Roman forum participant
- Roman Forum regular
- Roman official
- King of Maine, e.g.
- Kirby or Carney
- Treason (anag)
- Mayor Burke's new title.
- McCain or McConnell
- McCain's title
- Kuchel of California, for instance.
- Politician with a six-year term
- Politician
- Politico with a six-year term
- Nancy Kassebaum, e.g.
- Nancy L. Kassebaum, e.g.
- Ranger, before 1972
- Old Roman adviser
- Member of a governing body
- Member of Congress
- Long-term legislator
- One in 100
- One in a hundred?
- One in a hundred
- Paul or Alexander
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- One ninety-sixth.
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- One of 100 in Washington
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- One of 100 on the Hill
- New title for Prescott Bush.
- One of one hundred
- One out of 100
- One serving a long term
- Legislator, statesman
- Legislator — treason (anag)
- Legislator
- One with a six-year term
- Onetime title for Obama and Clinton
- Warren, e.g.
- Thesmothete
- Washington, D.C. resident
- Washington politician
- Washington post?
- Washington post
- Washington VIP
- Sam Houston was one
- Word with ''you're no Jack Kennedy''
- Six-year-term politician
- Six-year term politician
- What astronaut Glenn became
- Yost or Busby.
- Ted Kennedy, e.g.
- Ted Kennedy, for one
- State legislator
- Statesman
- US politician
- US statesman
Recent Usage of New title for Prescott Bush. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 9, 1953