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Charles Woods 05 14 92 Original air date You Tube Compression
the Democratic primary against Harry Reid in 1992, although Reid won re-election in the primary and the general election. Woods also sought the Democratic nomination for President in 1992 as a long-shot candidate. He showed best in North Dakota, winning 20.26% after write-in winner Ross Perot, Lyndon LaRouche and before eventual nominee and President of the United States Bill Clinton.[1] His presidential bid slogan was The Businessman's Approach.[2] Woods then ran in the Republican ...
Spaceship Excellent - (FINAL EPISODE) Episode 17: Washington DC
red. The other was blue. Both were created from party supplies. Party on, spacemen! Spaceship Excellent monitored the election results closely, adding one glowing orb for each 10 electoral votes, red for the republican candidate John McCain and blue for the democrat candidate Barack Obama. The spacemen grew excited and anxious as their barometer began its ascent into the sky. Would the mothership be able to see the jerry-rigged space poll? Would their party lines be blurry from the ...
Thomas Sowell and a Conflict of Visions
the courts, on the Federal Bench, will be there 20 and 30 years from now, who will be turning loose criminals let us say, for 20 or 30 years. Peter Robinson: Right, right. Well, I know that you have some reservations about John McCain as a candidate and we will come to some of those, I suspect, actually I have some questions intentionally to provoke you, Dr. Sowell. But would you say that on this issue alone, that the next President is likely to be able to nominate two or three justices? ...
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