Citizens patrol at San Diego airport targets illegal immigrants
About 200 volunteers in the Airport Posse roam San Diego International Airport in blue T shirts. Led by Win Housley they say the group aims to end illegal immigration and views the effort as a domestic Vietnam War.
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Dole resigns from Senate amid bold campaign shift
In a dramatic move Bob Dole quits the Senate to focus on national campaigning. Analysts say the step, labeled a Rotunda strategy failure, shifts him from legislative power to stump speeches while critics question his clarity of vision for America’s future.
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Dole’s Senate to Campaign Pivot Draws Mixed Reactions
Analysts weigh Bob Dole moving from the Senate to a national campaign. CNN analyst Bill Schneider notes a drastic step, while Arianna Huffington sees community rebuilding as the focus ahead. NBC’s Tom Brokaw and Paul Gigot discuss leadership amid low approval, and McCain credits Dole with shaking Clinton overconfidence as Clinton lauds his service. Dodd calls Congress a mess as Ann Lewis highlights campaign vs Senate duties.
Dole’s Senate Exit Leaves GOP Leader in Spotlight
The departure of Bob Dole from the Senate leaves the chamber without an experienced deal maker and sparks questions about how successors like Trent Lott Thad Cochran Don Nickles and Pete Domenici will steer major agenda items such as spending bills the budget and health and immigration reform. Gingrich becomes senior GOP leader as Dole follows presidential bid.
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Political Profiles of Senate Contenders for Dole Seat
The roster highlights Trent Lott Pete Domenici and Don Nickles with service in the House and Senate, noting election years from 1960 to 1994, education from the University of Mississippi and Oklahoma State, and personal details including ages, marriages, and children.
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Doles resignation stuns NY Republicans energizes campaign hopes
Washington bureau reports that Bob Doles decision to quit the Senate for a presidential bid surprised New York Republicans who praised his courage and leadership. Gov. Pataki called it enormously courageous and said it could energize the campaign while Democrats viewed the move as a strategic stroke. Local lawmakers predicted changes in leadership duties and potential gains for Doles candidacy and influence for New York figures.
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