- AIDE
- Helper
- Right-hand person
- Washington worker
- White House staffer
- Assistant
- House intern, e.g.
- Adjutant
- Gal Friday
- Military assistant
- Orderly
- Subaltern
- Helping hand
- Hospital worker
- Official helper
- Right-hand man
- Staff member
- ___-de-camp
- Right hand
- No. 2
- Teacher's assistant
- One answering a senator's phone, say
- One on a coffee run, say
- King Sunny ___ (Nigerian pop star)
- Politician's coffee-getter
- One helping out on the Hill
- __-de-camp
- Deputy
- Gofer
- Man Friday
- Office assistant
- Staffer
- Amanuensis, e.g.
- Errands runner
- Governmental appointee
- Person tweeting on behalf of a senator, likely
- President's "body man," e.g.
- Someone who might run and get coffee
- White House employee
- Coffee getter
- Senator's employee
- Hill helper
- House staff?
- Officer
- Lender of a hand
- Gofer or page
- Senate staffer
- Attendant
- One offering a helping hand
- Provider of support
- Member of the staff
- Sidekick
- Assistant for Jean Chretien, e.g.
- Assistant to Jean Chretien, e.g.
- Chretien assistant
- Prime minister's assistant
- Candidate's assistant
- Political adviser
- Classroom assistant
- Page, for instance
- Politico's adviser
- Auxiliary
- Psychiatric _____
- One taking a load off, often
- One who'll give you a hand
- Representative employee
- Nurse's follower?
- Doug, to Frank, on "House of Cards"
- Jean Passepartout, to Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg
- Nurse's ___
- Lieutenant
- Glorified gofer
- Adjunct
- Capitol employee
- Bush staffer
- Charlie Young's position on "The West Wing"
- Classroom helper
- Hospital staffer
- West Wing worker
- Assistant on the Hill
- Helper in the Capitol
- Mayoral assistant
- Senator's assistant
- Subordinate staffer
- Errand runner
- Page, e.g.
- Page, perhaps
- Paraprofessional, for one
- Smithers, to Mr. Burns, on "The Simpsons"
- General's man
- Man or gal Friday
- White House worker
- Flunky
- Henchman
- Campaign staffer
- Capitol Hill worker
- Congressional "coat holder"
- General assistance?
- Helpful underling
- Lawmaker's assistant
- Presidential assistant
- State House worker
- Teacher's or nurse's helper
- White House operative
- Capitol worker
- Hospital helper
- President's confidante
- Campaign worker
- Capitol Hill assistant
- Helper around the House
- Senate page, e.g.
- Capitol Hill gofer
- White House staffer, perhaps
- Hired helper
- House helper
- Right-hand gal
- Body man to the president, e.g.
- Political liaison
- ___-de-camp (military assistant)
- -- -de-camp
- Teacher's helper
- Subordinate
- Flunky, maybe
- Major-domo, e.g.
- Secretary,e.g.
- Capital employee
- Capitol underling
- Helper on the Hill
- Underling
- Military underling
- White House assistant
- Details handler
- Nurse's __
- West Wing helper
- Personal assistant
- Campaign trail worker
- Hill worker
- White House position
- Man Friday, e.g.
- Senate helper
- West Wing adjunct
- Senate page, for one
- Camp staffer
- Guy or gal Friday
- Trusted underling
- Second
- Help on the Hill
- Trusted assistant
- Executive's confidante
- Hamilton, to General Washington
- Staff helper
- Support person
- Support staff member
- West Wing staffer
- Classroom staffer
- Hill staffer
- One might run an errand
- Staff assistant
- Capitol Hill helper
- Senator's helper
- D.C. helper
- Hill assistant
- Many a "Veep" role
- Congressional staffer
- Number two
- General helper
- Gofer, perhaps
- General's assistant
- Intern
- Office staffer
- Errand person
- Senate page, for instance
- Advisor, for instance
- Nurse's helper
- One who helps
- Assistance provider
- Classroom trainee
- Office helper
- Gofer, for one
- Workplace assistant
- Senate gofer
- Intern, e.g.
- Message taker
- Executive assistant
- Intern, for one
- Press secretary, e.g.
- Office messenger, e.g.
- Intern or orderly
- Junior staffer
- Office errand runner
- Hired hand
- One of a support group
- Page turner, e.g.
- Scheduler, e.g.
- Second fiddle
- Orderly, for instance
- Support staffer
- Any assistant
- Hired help
- Intern, for instance
- Office intern
- Candy striper
- Paraprofessional
- Right-hand helper
- Hand lender
- Nurse's ___ (hospital employee)
- ___-mémoire (mnemonic device)
- Page, for example
- Staff officer.
- Assistant officer.
- What Brig. Gen. Vaughan is to Pres. Truman.
- Officer's assistant.
- Officer's right-hand man.
- One on the staff.
- Harry Vaughn's assignment.
- He helps the general.
- A right-hand man.
- Adams to Eisenhower.
- Member of a staff.
- Officer's man.
- General's "man Friday."
- Staff member at Dix.
- Assisting officer.
- General's helper.
- Military man.
- Part of A. D. C.
- Headline word for assistant.
- Staff man.
- Vice principal.
- Papa, to Santa Claus.
- Member of 1 Across.
- Rlght-hand man.
- Military title
- Personnel person.
- Ziegler, to Nixon
- Batman
- Girl Friday's role
- ___ mémoire
- Minor official
- Staff person
- Military person
- Useful military person
- General's right-hand man
- Jordan, to Carter
- Military officer
- R.N. assistant
- Right arm
- Washington, to Braddock, in 1755
- His forte is support
- Ike, to Mac: 1930's
- Ike, to Mac in the 30's
- One of 25 Down
- Washington, to Braddock
- Coadjutor
- Ike, to Mac
- Naval assistant
- Stassen, to Eisenhower in 1953
- ___-mémoire (written summary)
- D.D.E., to MacArthur
- Friday, to Crusoe
- G.W., to Braddock
- GHQ figure
- HQ officer
- Hamilton, to G.W.
- Officer of a sort
- Adjuvant
- ___-mémoire (memorandum)
- Hamilton, to Gen. Washington
- Job for a young officer
- Staff type
- Adjuvant or adjutant
- Political worker
- White House figure
- Brass subordinate
- Girl Friday, e.g.
- Vice principal, e.g.
- General's gofer
- Candy striper, for one
- Military adjutant
- Nye, to Napoleon
- Brass hat's gofer
- He helps
- Confidential helper
- Helper bringing a drink?
- Amanuensis, at times
- Gal Friday, e.g.
- Superior's inferior
- Aptly named assistant
- Kato, to the Green Hornet
- Military staff person
- Igor, to Frankenstein
- Wearer of an aiguillette
- Message taker, e.g.
- Nurse's _____
- ___-memoire
- McCurry, to Clinton
- One who takes messages
- Candy striper, e.g.
- Home health worker
- Detail handler, maybe
- Personal staff member
- Flag lieutenant
- John Dean, to Nixon
- Presidential ___
- West Wing extra
- Second hand
- ___-mémoire (summarizing note)
- Page, for one
- 12-Down worker
- Adviser, say
- One who might be left holding the bag?
- Congressional hire
- Iago, to Othello
- Many a staffer
- Congress person
- Adviser, for one
- Secretary, say
- Right-hand man or woman
- Secretery, e.g.
- Congressional worker
- Errand runner, maybe
- One might represent a representative
- Worker on the Hill
- Starting job in Washington, say
- Person carrying a briefcase, maybe
- Many an anonymous source on Capitol Hill
- Supporting role
- Adviser, e.g.
- Gofer, say
- Member of a support staff
- Capitol Hill staffer
- Help around the House
- Right hand, so to speak
- Gopher
- Boxer's assistant, for example?
- _____ -de-camp
- One lending a hand
- Gofer, e.g.
- Sanders' little helper?
- One organizing constituent outreach, say
- Senatorial assistant
- Hospital hire
- See 6-Down
- Campaign helper
- Supporting staffer
- Crusoe's Friday, e.g.
- White House intern, e.g.
- Supportive assistant
- Supportive one
- Helper in the House
- Nursing assistant
- Congressional position
- ___-memoire (mnemonic device, e.g.)
- Errand runner, e.g.
- General's gofer, e.g.
- Governmental appointee, e.g.
- Hospital staffer, e.g.
- Military assistant, e.g.
- Detail handler, often
- West Wing underling
- Army adjutant, e.g.
- General assistant
- Paraprofessional, among others
- Assistant coach, e.g.
- Senate assistant
- Handy assistant
- Capable assistant
- More than a gofer
- White House gofer
- Assistant taking orders
- Gal or Guy Friday
- Guy or Girl Friday
- Helper on Capitol Hill
- Congressional underling
- Senate intern, e.g.
- Congressional assistant
- Elizabeth Warren staffer
- Gofer on the Hill
- Health care helper
- Home or House worker
- One may answer a senator's phone
- Political assistant
- Senate worker
- Politician's helper
- Helper on staff
- Presidential helper
- Legislative staffer
- Assistant e.g.
- Embassy personnel
- Page
- Right hand at times
- ____ -de-camp
- Nurse's ____
- Embassy confidant
- Flunky, strictly speaking
- Errand boy, maybe
- ___-memoire (mnemonic device)
- Mayoral assistant, e.g.
- Nurse's helper, for example
- Man at your side?
- White House staffer, e.g.
- Congressional helper
- Oval Office assistant
- Acts as military assistant
- Nurse's assistant
- Accomplice of sorts
- West Winger
- Giver of support
- Chief of staff's staffer
- Elder-care worker
- General's right-hand person
- Home care giver
- Man or girl Friday
- One offering home care
- Radar, to Colonel Potter
- Executive's assistant
- In-home caregiver
- One doing House work
- Capitol Hill runner
- Many a Capitol worker
- Anagram of 17-Across
- Home care assistant
- Personal care ___
- Congressperson's assistant
- Politician's assistant
- Teacher's ___ (classroom helper)
- Congresswoman's assistant
- Marshal's minion
- Home health caregiver
- ADC part
- Nurse's ___ (medical facility assistant)
- Capitol assistant
- One keeping track of a senator's schedule
- Staffer for a prime minister
- Presidential staffer
- Handler of details, often
- Pol's helper
- Second, say
- Staff worker
- Senator's hire
- Senator's staff member
- Staffer on Capitol Hill
- One making many House calls
- Hill gofer
- Call screener, often
- Senator's staffer
