Was Tim Russert a Democrat or a Republican?
Tim Russert worked for a Democratic New York U.S. Senator and a Democratic New York State Governor before becoming a journalist. This type of transition is typical in the American media -- former Democratic Party staff become the media. For example, George Stepanopolis is on ABC as a Political Commentator. He used to work in Democratic President Bill Clinton's White House. Studies have shown that journalists as a group vote 9-to-1 for Democrats.
Why is Tim Russet of MSNBC - Meet The Press - so Niagara Hawkish?
First, Tim Russert is deceased; he died suddenly in 2008, and obviously has not been hosting Meet the Press in a while; the current host is David Gregory. Mr. Russert, by most accounts, was a conservative Democrat, who tended to lean right on issues related to the military. I don't know what you mean by "Niagara Hawkish," but I do know that Meet the Press had many viewers, and Mr. Russert was widely respected.
Who are the Senators from the US?
Alabama: -Richard Shelby: Republican -Jeff Sessions: Republican Alaska: -Lisa Murkowski: Republican -Mark Begich: Democrat Arizona: -John McCain: Republican -Jon Kyl: Republican Arkansas: -Mark Pryor: Democrat -John Boozman: Republican California: -Dianne Feinstein: Democrat -Barbara Boxer: Democrat Colorado: -Mark Udall: Democrat -Michael Bennet: Democrat Connecticut: -Joe Liberman: Independent -Richard Blumenthal: Democrat Delaware: -Tom Carper: Democrat -Chris Coons: Democrat Florida: -Bill Nelson: Democrat -Marco Rubio: Republican Georgia: -Saxby Chambliss: Republican -Johnny Isakson: Republican Hawaii: -Daniel Inouye: Democrat -Daniel…
Who is the senator of the US?
At any given time, there are 100 U.S. senators (2 for each state), not just one. Currently, (as of May 2013) they are: Richard Shelby, Republican, Alabama Jeff Sessions, Republican, Alabama Lisa Murkowski, Republican, Alaska Mark Begich, Democrat, Alaska John McCain, Republican, Arizona Jeff Flake, Republican, Arizona Mark Pryor, Democrat, Arkansas John Boozman, Republican, Arkansas Dianne Feinstein, Democrat, California Barbara Boxer, Democrat, California Mark Udall, Democrat, Colorado Michael Bennet, Democrat, California Richard Blumenthal, Democrat, Connecticut…
Who are the US Congressmen in Virginia?
Senators: Jim Webb (Democrat), Mark R. Warner (Democrat) Representatives: Rob Wittman (Republican), Glenn Nye (Democrat), Bobby Scott (Democrat), J. Randy Forbes (Republican), Tom Perriello (Democrat), Bob Goodlatte (Republican), Eric Cantor (Republican), Jim Moran (Democrat), Rick Boucher (Democrat), Frank R. Wolf (Republican), Gerald E. Connolly (Democrat)
Who has run for president since 1971 and who did they run against?
1972 - Republican Richard Nixon beat Democrat George McGovern. 1976 - Democrat Jimmy Carter beat Republican Gerald R. Ford. 1980 - Republican Ronald Reagan beat Democrat Jimmy Carter. 1984 - Republican Ronald Reagan beat Democrat Walter Mondale. 1988 - Republican George H. W. Bush beat Democrat Michael Dukakis. 1992 - Democrat Bill Clinton beat Republican George H. W. Bush. 1996 - Democrat Bill Clinton beat Republican Bob Dole. 2000 - Republican George W. Bush beat…
What was the party affiliation of each of the US Presidents?
Washington, J Adams - Federalist Jefferson, Madison, Monroe - Democratic-Republican JQ Adams - none Jackson, Van Buren - Democrat WH Harrison, Tyler - Whig (Tyler was expelled from party) Polk - Democrat Taylor, Fillmore - Whig Pierce, Buchanan - Democrat Lincoln - Republican A Johnson - "Unionist", ie Republican. Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur - Republican Cleveland - Democrat B Harrison, McKinley, T Roosevelt, Taft - Republican Wilson - Democrat Harding, Coolidge, Hoover - Republican FD…
Is Tim curry a Republican?
Although Tim Curry has been in the United States for several years, it is said he works via a work visa and has not relinquished his citizenship in Britian to become an American. Thus, he is not an American citizen and cannot vote in our country. An intelligent guess would be that he is neither Republican or Democrat. Tim Curry keeps his dating life and his political views to himself, nevertheless; so, the answer is…
Who is the state reprsentative for GA?
Georgia sends 13 representatives to the US House of Representatives. They are currently: John Barrow (Democrat) Sanford D. Bishop Jr. (Democrat) Nathan Deal (Republican) Phil Gingrey (Republican) Henry C. Johnson Jr. (Democrat) Jack Kingston (Republican) John Lewis (Democrat) John Linder (Republican) Jim Marshall (Democrat) Paul C. Broun (Republican) Tom Price (Republican) David Scott (Democrat) Lynn A. Westmoreland (Republican)