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However, I found Bob Dole's attack on the Clinton family to be so rude The couple had one child, Robin, on October 15, 1954. She recently got a master's degree in psychology. (What would Bina Dole have said? She said her mother, an Episcopalian, did not go with them. "Wait a day, and you find out you're wrong. "I'm wondering if that's how he changes the inside of himself. Writing the Life article with 10 years' hindsight and when Dole was seeking the presidential nomination, Gilder said Dole seemed by the mid-'80s to have mellowed - a change for which he said Dorothy Sarnoff, an image consultant in New York who had worked with Dole, took credit.
a.m. and got home at 11 p.m. Keep reading to find out!Dole was in the Phi Beta Kappa Sorority in college. They were excited at that prospect, she said, but Dole never came, though she called his Washington office and said he needed to do so. At 6:15, Dole finally got on the phone: What should we do?Brown suggested that he call the people in Marysville and cancel. "And I believe it to a certain degree -- I could never have an abortion myself, for instance.
He would tell his chief of staff what had gone wrong and expect the chief to deal with it.He had a reputation of going through staff, said the former staff member, who was with him seven years. She has never married, but would like to someday. Buttoning the top button of his heavily starched shirts that fit tightly around his neck. "I think I always wanted to understand," she said.In January 1971, a little more than two years into his first Senate term, Dole acquired a second job that separated him from his family even more than before. She likes to do handicrafts, and she said she and her husband, Ben Macey, whom she dated in their high school days in Concord, have made thousands of Dole campaign buttons and painted sunflowers on them, working in their Topeka basement.Defending Dole against a suggestion some have made, she said it wasn't true that he had ignored his daughter. "After you've been on his staff for a few years, you can read it," Taggart said.The least complimentary book about Dole - the one called "Senator for Sale," by Stanley Hilton, a former staff member - tells a story about George Gilder, a speech writer. That kind of reminiscence, along with the tales of long hours and heavy demands, is common among Dole's former staff members.Like many of Dole's other alumni, Wohlford supports him politically, and his depiction of Dole as a boss has the tone of honest assessment, not criticism. He would spend half of Saturday catching up and sometimes work on Sunday as well.At least his employees knew that Dole worked harder than they, and most of them seem to have felt dedicated to the work they were doing. And most former staff members say the treatment of Gilder doesn't sound like the Dole they know.An exception is Garcia, who said of that kind of treatment, "I've heard of it," though the harshest view he gave of his own experience was of Dole's looking at a piece of work and sternly demanding, "What is this? However, the bill did not go up for a vote.At the time, Dole was part of many Senate committees for Armed Services, Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Aging, as well as Small Business and Entrepreneurship.By 2012, Dole retired from the White House, but not from helping people. In that race, Dreiling was state Democratic chairman and Dole's opponent was Bill Roy of Topeka.
Clinton partisans call it flat out hypocrisy. phone calls from her mysterious "friend," who was, they later learned, Four or five years ago, she scheduled a luncheon talk for him at a gathering in a hotel in Overland Park. They are:"Bob Dole: The Republicans' Man for All Seasons," by Jake H. Thompson (Donald I. An They made 29,000 stops, she said.
We really never knew what she did, but she had a issue because what's good for the goose is good for the gander. he said to a man wearing a straw hat and looking more like 85. '"Gilder went downstairs, worked a few hours and took the speech back to the room.
However, I found Bob Dole's attack on the Clinton family to be so rude The couple had one child, Robin, on October 15, 1954. She recently got a master's degree in psychology. (What would Bina Dole have said? She said her mother, an Episcopalian, did not go with them. "Wait a day, and you find out you're wrong. "I'm wondering if that's how he changes the inside of himself. Writing the Life article with 10 years' hindsight and when Dole was seeking the presidential nomination, Gilder said Dole seemed by the mid-'80s to have mellowed - a change for which he said Dorothy Sarnoff, an image consultant in New York who had worked with Dole, took credit.
a.m. and got home at 11 p.m. Keep reading to find out!Dole was in the Phi Beta Kappa Sorority in college. They were excited at that prospect, she said, but Dole never came, though she called his Washington office and said he needed to do so. At 6:15, Dole finally got on the phone: What should we do?Brown suggested that he call the people in Marysville and cancel. "And I believe it to a certain degree -- I could never have an abortion myself, for instance.
He would tell his chief of staff what had gone wrong and expect the chief to deal with it.He had a reputation of going through staff, said the former staff member, who was with him seven years. She has never married, but would like to someday. Buttoning the top button of his heavily starched shirts that fit tightly around his neck. "I think I always wanted to understand," she said.In January 1971, a little more than two years into his first Senate term, Dole acquired a second job that separated him from his family even more than before. She likes to do handicrafts, and she said she and her husband, Ben Macey, whom she dated in their high school days in Concord, have made thousands of Dole campaign buttons and painted sunflowers on them, working in their Topeka basement.Defending Dole against a suggestion some have made, she said it wasn't true that he had ignored his daughter. "After you've been on his staff for a few years, you can read it," Taggart said.The least complimentary book about Dole - the one called "Senator for Sale," by Stanley Hilton, a former staff member - tells a story about George Gilder, a speech writer. That kind of reminiscence, along with the tales of long hours and heavy demands, is common among Dole's former staff members.Like many of Dole's other alumni, Wohlford supports him politically, and his depiction of Dole as a boss has the tone of honest assessment, not criticism. He would spend half of Saturday catching up and sometimes work on Sunday as well.At least his employees knew that Dole worked harder than they, and most of them seem to have felt dedicated to the work they were doing. And most former staff members say the treatment of Gilder doesn't sound like the Dole they know.An exception is Garcia, who said of that kind of treatment, "I've heard of it," though the harshest view he gave of his own experience was of Dole's looking at a piece of work and sternly demanding, "What is this? However, the bill did not go up for a vote.At the time, Dole was part of many Senate committees for Armed Services, Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Aging, as well as Small Business and Entrepreneurship.By 2012, Dole retired from the White House, but not from helping people. In that race, Dreiling was state Democratic chairman and Dole's opponent was Bill Roy of Topeka.
Clinton partisans call it flat out hypocrisy. phone calls from her mysterious "friend," who was, they later learned, Four or five years ago, she scheduled a luncheon talk for him at a gathering in a hotel in Overland Park. They are:"Bob Dole: The Republicans' Man for All Seasons," by Jake H. Thompson (Donald I. An They made 29,000 stops, she said.
We really never knew what she did, but she had a issue because what's good for the goose is good for the gander. he said to a man wearing a straw hat and looking more like 85. '"Gilder went downstairs, worked a few hours and took the speech back to the room.