Wide open 2008 race across parties in US politics
The 2008 presidential field is open as no incumbent seeks re election or a vice presidential bid. Democrats and Republicans name many potential candidates led by Hillary Clinton and John McCain with other figures such as George Allen Mitt Romney Rudy Giuliani Condoleezza Rice Newt Gingrich Bill Frist George Pataki Chuck Hagel Mike Huckabee Sam Brownback and Rick Santorum watched as activists push for bipartisan options. public mood is described as angry and unsettled. Al Gore denies run while his movie tour fuels campaign chatter.
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White House
Rich Galen
Arizona
John McCain
New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Scott Reed
Virginia
George Allen
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
New York City
Rudolph Giuliani
Condoleezza Rice
House
Newt Gingrich
Senate
Bill Frist
Tennessee
George Pataki
Nebraska
Chuck Hagel
Arkansas
Mike Huckabee
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Pennsylvania
Rick Santorum
McCain
Clinton
Dane Strother
Washington
al Gore
Medal of Honor rarity signals new kind of war
In the Iraq conflict Sgt. Paul R. Smith earned the Medal of Honor for extraordinary valor during a 2003 assault near Baghdad airport. His actions, evacuating wounded and repelling attackers, underscore how modern warfare yields few MOH awards. Analysts note fewer large-scale battles and more abrupt, lethal engagements.
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Washington
Army
Paul R. Smith
U.S
Iraq
Smith
Baghdad
America
Afghanistan
Vietnam
Smith’s
Malham M. Wakin
Air Force
U.S. Air Force Academy
Wakin
United States
Walton Haddix
Navy
Garlin Mark Conner
Haddix
Kentucky
Conner
Congress
Edward Whitfield
Whitfield
3Rd Infantry Division
Audie Murphy
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Stars ‘N’ Stripes
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Katie Doodle
Oxford
Audrey Richardson
Oklahoma City
Seth Eason
Oak Island
N.C
Southport
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