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Sticker shock hits state Capitol over cost of legislative studies | A LOOK BACK - Vimarsana News

Sticker shock hits state Capitol over cost of legislative studies | A LOOK BACK

Sixty Years Ago This Week: For the previous year, the Republican majority in the state legislature had been touting the many benefits of conservative fiscal policies, but reporters uncovered a

Sticker shock hits state Capitol over cost of legislative studies | A LOOK BACK - Vimarsana News

Sticker shock hits state Capitol over cost of legislative studies | A LOOK BACK

Sixty Years Ago This Week: For the previous year, the Republican majority in the state legislature had been touting the many benefits of conservative fiscal policies, but reporters uncovered a

Newt Gingrich's Congressional Ethics Scandal Explained « mykeystrokes.com - Vimarsana News

Newt Gingrich's Congressional Ethics Scandal Explained « mykeystrokes.com

As Newt Gingrich looks to complete his improbable political comeback, his opponents won't let him (or the electorate) forget about the scandal that ended the first act of his political career—a string of 84 ethics complaints in the House that culminated in a $300,000 sanction. The pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future hammered home the…

Jimmy Carter: White House rise depended on twists before '76 - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Carter: White House rise depended on twists before '76

As a little-known Georgia governor, Carter announced in late 1974 that he'd seek the presidency. Atlanta's largest newspaper answered with a mocking headline: "Jimmy Who?" National media mostly yawned.

Jimmy Carter: Rise to the presidency depended on many twists - Vimarsana News

Jimmy Carter: Rise to the presidency depended on many twists

When Jimmy Carter announced in late 1974 that he'd seek the presidency. Atlanta's largest newspaper answered with a mocking headline: "Jimmy Who?" But the Georgia peanut farmer set the modern standard for campaigning.