Tony Fratto is a former assistant Treasury secretary and White House deputy press secretary in the George W. Bush administration. He's now a consultant focused on economic policy.

Tony Fratto News from United Press International. President George Bush will not present Congress with a second economic stimulus package before he leaves office next month, the White House said ...

Tony Fratto and Mark Plotkin talked about recent news and responded to telephone calls and electronic communication. 7:30-8:30 Tony Fratto R/T Fmr. Deputy Press Secretary Bush Administration, 2006 ...

Melissa Block talks with Tony Fratto, a partner with Hamilton Place Strategies and former Treasury spokesperson, about how the Treasury pays bills, why breaching the debt ceiling is problematic ...

The new exchanges are emails shared between Bartiromo and Tony Fratto, a former George W. Bush official and the founder of Hamilton Place Strategies, a consulting firm for Dominion.

Tony Fratto spoke Wednesday about the economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic. Former Bush Administration official and Pittsburgh Regional Alliance alum Tony Fratto voiced what a lot of ...

In a December 17 email, Tony Fratto, a founding partner at Hamilton Place Strategies, a public affairs consulting firm working for Dominion, ...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The Bush administration has not changed its policy regarding the dollar, said Treasury spokesman Tony Fratto. A report over the weekend in the Wall Street Journal said ...

"[Janet] Yellen doesn’t have the baggage that Larry brings to this,” Tony Fratto, who served as a spokesman for President George W. Bush, told Chuck Todd on Friday’s The Daily Rundown.

Tony Fratto, founder and partner at Hamilton Place Strategies and former deputy press secretary at the White House, talks U.S. politics.

Market participants have been trying to wade through the murky policy outlook from Washington – on President Obama’s domestic priorities, the Federal Reserve’s outlook on interest rates, and ...

Tony Fratto is a former assistant Treasury secretary and White House deputy press secretary in the George W. Bush administration. He's now a consultant focused on economic policy.