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And many of the messages came from the US.Movie star Cameron Diaz.CAMERON DIAZ: America just flipped for him, they just were in love with?every kid, every kid was in love with the idea of being able to be, you know, be him.LISA MILLAR: And talk show host Larry King.LARRY KING: I've interviewed presidents, kings and Oscar winning movie stars.
As in many past elections, Americans are closely divided over who should be the next president. It's not a clear cut case of one candidate being far superior to the other. Yet history is not made by those who stand on the sidelines and wring their hands. The people must choose on Nov. 2, and The Courant recommends George W. Bush over John F. Kerry.
Mr. Clinton has been good at rapprochement. He guided the United States to resuming diplomatic relations with its former enemy, Vietnam. But he's timid when it comes to Cuba. The conservative Cuban expatriate community in Florida, which opposes any accommodation with Mr. Castro's Cuba, has buffaloed him just as it has other presidents.
But we should not inflate the danger and we should not cast aside what we are as a people. We can fight and defeat these individuals, these criminals, based upon our system of law and justice. It's not a we have a fighting constitution. It's always worked in the past.At least there's one honest conservative that admits Bush's anti constitutional and anti american crimes are worse than Clinton's perjury about his BJ.
Want to tell people about the meaning of the cross. Not the cross that hangs on the wall or around someone neck, but the real cross of Christ. It scarred and blood stained. I know that many will react to this message, but it is the truth. And with all my heart, I want to leave you with the truth: (God) loves you, willing to forgive you all your sins.
Among nominees who did not take office were Clinton's first two picks for attorney general, who both withdrew after it was disclosed they had employed illegal immigrants as household help. Bush's first choice for defense secretary, former Texas Sen. John Tower, was narrowly voted down by the Senate amid allegations about conflicts of interest and his personal conduct.
A new reed group, the Clarinet Choir, formed from the ranks of the Lake Lehman High School Band, gave their debut performance at a kick off for the S green stamp project of the Lake Lehman Band Sponsors Association at their regular meeting. Members of the newly formed group are: Gwen Salansky, Donna Jones, Elizabeth Laity, Harriet Kocher, Arthur Carichner, Donna Sutliff, Diane Stolarick, Debbie Williams, Cindy Oncay, Sandy Barrall and Roseanne Mahoney.
STRELNA, Russia President Barack Obama raced home Friday to confront one of the biggest tests of his presidency as he ramped up a campaign to persuade Congress to support air strikes against Syria that many world leaders he had consulted declined to back. permission. But he won agreement from some allies blaming Syria government for a chemical weapons attack and endorsing unspecified actions. He hoped to use the statement from allies condemning Syria to leverage more domestic support, but he acknowledged that he had a sell and might fail to win over an American public that polls show still oppose a strike.
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