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Well we all need someone to C.R.E.A.M. on
I didn't vote for Ross Perot, but he was an actual candidate with actual positions and I guess some people liked him and his positions and voted for him.
Thursday | International Business Times
FBI Notes on Steve Jobs Cited Drug Use, Abrasiveness
"Several individuals questioned Mr. Job's honesty stating that Mr. Jobs will twist the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals," an Jobs, at the time CEO of Next, a workstation company largely bankrolled by H. Ross Perot, the founder of Electronic Data Systems and later independent candidate for President in 1992 and 1996, wasn't ... (more)
Philanthropist David Rubenstein and archivist of the U.S. David Ferriero unveil the Magna Carta Feb.
How Perot '92 Will Affect Election 2012
DALLAS -- The primaries were drawing to a close, populist anger over the deficit and foreign trade were reaching their peak and American voters were facing a choice between an incumbent they weren't keen on and an opposing field of candidates that wasn't providing much inspiration.
American OpinionGROWING Clout of Independents is a Gop Nightmare
When we finally get far enough down the road on health care reform, it will become clear that a driving force in the intensity of the fight was a heart attack.
Encore Health Resources names Dallas CEO to board
Encore Health Resources, a Houston-based health care information technology consulting firm, has named Morton Meyerson to its board of directors.
An Ad Isn't Funny If the Punch Line Isn't Sales
A mailing tested poorly. So poorly, that if Ross Perot were around, he'd be describing the giant sucking sound coming from the basement of the mail room.
Romney latest pol to join wait-let-me-explain club
In this Oct. 15, 1992, file photo President George H.W. Bush looks at his watch during the 1992 presidential campaign debate with other candidates, Independent Ross Perot, top, and Democrat Bill Clinton, not shown, at the University of Richmond, Va.
Wisdom From the Dept. of Words Better Left Unsaid
Ten entries from the Department of Words Better Left Unsaid, uttered by recent presidents, vice presidents, spouses and White House wannabes.-"My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever.
Top steer goes for record $230,000 at Fort Worth Stock Show
That's what the grand champion steer was worth at Saturday's annual Sale of Champions, which helped close out a record-setting run at this year's Fort Worth Stock Show.
American OpinionGROWING Clout of Independents is a Gop Nightmare
When we finally get far enough down the road on health care reform, it will become clear that a driving force in the intensity of the fight was a heart attack.
US Archives unveils Magna Carta after repairs
A 715-year old copy of Magna Carta will soon return to public view at the National Archives after a conservation effort removed old patches and repaired weak spots in the English declaration of human rights that inspired the United States' founding documents.
Ross Perot headlines AFA character symposium
Ross Perot is the keynote speaker at the Air Force Academy's National Character and Leadership Symposium planned for Feb.
In Missouri, where the next Republican primary will take place , a new poll by PPP shows Rick Santorum leading Mitt Romney by 11 percentage points - 45 to 34 percent - while Ron Paul has 13 percent support.
Col. David Shaver: Too late for a third party candidate to rescue us this year
Recently, some TV talking heads and political types have discussed the possibility of starting a new third party similar to what Ross Perot initiated in 1995 for the 1996 presidential election.
Hillwood expands multifamily division
Hillwood Properties , the Fort Worth-based development firm owned by Ross Perot Jr., revealed a long-term strategy Tuesday to grow its multifamily subsidiary, which focuses on investment and development.
Is there anyway to make Rick Santorum see that he is toast? He is ruining the chance to beat back the elites, as least for this cycle.
Romney's business experience a curse?
Republicans often laud private-sector experience as a key quality for chief executives, but Byron York throws a little cold water on the notion in an excellent column for armchair historians today.A In his estimation, neither the GOP nor the Democratic Party have won with a true businessman-as-leader nominee in decades: The last president elected ... (more)
On Native GroundNEOCONS are Back, and Obama Should Ignore Their 'Advice'
When we finally get far enough down the road on health care reform, it will become clear that a driving force in the intensity of the fight was a heart attack.
Eugene Robinson asks "Why does Mitt Romney want to be president? "
As soon as I saw that title of this op ed this morning , my mind went back to Roger Mudd asking Ted Kennedy why he wanted to be President, and the late Senator badly fumbling the answer.