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A few days ago, the very well respected Bob Dole, a Republican who ran for president of the United States some years ago, when we did not have the very crazy grid-Lock we see...
...President George H.W. Bush signed into law in 1990.What made this so embarrassing is that former Republican Sen. Bob Dole was present, sitting in his wheelchair to watch the vote. Sen. Dole lost the use of his right arm and hand during World...
...President George H.W. Bush signed into law in 1990.What made this so embarrassing is that former Republican Sen. Bob Dole was present, sitting in his wheelchair to watch the vote. Sen. Dole lost the use of his right arm and hand during World...
...physical rigor of a campaign and the kind of grilling you're going to face," said Bill Lacy, who advised Republican Bob Dole during his presidential campaigns. When Republicans began lining up last year to challenge Obama, Pawlenty was regarded...
...children around the world. He and former Republican Sen. Bob Dole collaborated to create an international food for education...the 90's, both of which he co-sponsored with Senator Bob Dole," they said, adding, "We must continue to draw inspiration...
...the also-rans had bright futures. George H.W. Bush became vice president and later, president. Howard Baker and Bob Dole both went on to be Senate Majority leaders; the former subsequently became a White House chief of staff, and the latter...
...clashed with the GOP belief in free trade, reflected local concerns. As he explained to The Washington Post after Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kansas, tweaked him for his protectionism: "I represent two auto plants. I always ask him, 'Bob, what's...
...conservative wing of the party (Tea Party members) and the stodgy old guard that has trotted out candidates like McCain, Bob Dole, and George Herbert Walker Bush. This year is no different. The stodgy old candidate of the Grand Old Party is former...
...similarities to the Democrats' happy warrior. President Obama commends empathy, and Kemp had it in abundance. He and Bob Dole had quarreled bitterly about economic policy; Dole was never a supply-sider.But when Dole invited Kemp onto his ticket...