Nixon kin to seek Clinton's Senate seat -NewsweekWe all know that today's gops are the party of Nixon.
Tue May 10, 2005 10:37 PM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A son-in-law of the late President Richard Nixon, Edward Cox, plans to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Hillary Clinton, Newsweek reported in its Web edition on Tuesday.
Clinton, a Democrat from New York, faces re-election next year and is mentioned as a likely contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008.
Cox, a New York corporate lawyer and Republican, will argue that he could work better with the Bush administration and that New York state needs bipartisan representation, Newsweek said.
Like Clinton, New York's other senator, Charles Schumer, is a Democrat.
A spokeswoman for Clinton was not immediately available for comment.
Cox married Nixon's daughter, Tricia, in a White House wedding in 1971.
Nixon resigned in disgrace in August, 1974.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
The last line is classic
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i am so happy the hillary is running for 2008. Its already a disgrace that america is ruled by a moron.
ReplyDeletelol. enjoy the crack if you think she has a choice in 2008. lol
ReplyDeleteThe anonymous guy that always comments on this site is EXACTLY what the republicans are about. Smug, antagonistic, know-it-all, (or so they think) people that try to tell the rest of socity what is wrong with us as they fall all over the words of the radical / religious right that are molesting our children & covering it up. It is so sad that can't even think for themselves.
ReplyDeleteThe gops are going to be reeling in 08 with the attitude that Hillary doesn't have a chance. Bad for them, good for us.
ReplyDeleteanon,
ReplyDeletei must laugh. you have no idea what you are talking about. what you dislike is that people have opinions different from yours.
i like your last sentence:
It is so sad that can't even think for themselves.
your brilliance is obvious for all to see. i can both think AND compose a sentence.
Above anon- Look at your sentence in the O'Reilly post. YOU can't even compose a sentence. "Where his ratings rising then?"
ReplyDeletegop hypocrisy, folks...
must have been someone else. a different "anon."
ReplyDeleteas it relates to my post on this thread, i am not claiming to be an all-knowing, all-caring member of the left.
a left of such brilliance....... oh, and tolerance too (as long as you agree with them).
mini-p.s.
ReplyDeletenot a GOPer here ........