Thursday, January 8, 2009

Condoleezza Rice

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Out Loud: September 23, 2007

Andrew Meyer, a grandstanding University of Florida student, allegedly resisting arrest after police tried to stop him while he was asking Sen. John Kerry several questions. more >>

A Major Push for More U.N. Sanctions on Iran

But frustrated by Russia and China, the White House may need a different approach. more >>

Condi's Ready to Play—Golf, That Is

Condoleezza Rice, the popular secretary of state oft-touted as White House timber, has taken up the sport of presidents-golf. "She's got the bug," says a close aide. more >>

Secretary's Serenade

A long-planned get-together between Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and House Ways and Means Chairman Charlie Rangel finally came off last week, with the two huddling in Rice's private little office in Foggy Bottom. We hear Rice schmoozed the New Yorker, talking up his big issues of trade, education, diversity at State, and the differences between South Korea today and when he was in the Army during the Korean War. more >>

An American Idol Fan for Prez

First Fred, now Condi? That's the hope of the movement to draft Secretary of State Condi Rice into the 2008 GOP presidential campaign. Organizers of thinkcondi. more >>

Hooked on Idol and Star Gwen Stefani

Turns out that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is just like a lot of us. She's a sucker for product placement. more >>

The Secret Behind Putting Bush in White Tie

First lady Laura Bush and her team of cooks and social aides tell reporters that before the state dinner for Queen Elizabeth II, she had to double-team President Bush to persuade him to hold a super-formal white-tie dinner. Mrs. more >>

Thankfully 'Idol' Is Over by Bedtime

President Bush isn't the only one who's early to bed, early to rise. Add Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who hits the hay at 9:30 p. more >>

Maybe Someone Should Ask Condi?

The number of groups pushing to draft Condoleezza Rice for president has reached about 20 so far, and now one—ThinkCondi.net—is trying to get everybody on the same page. more >>

Serious Thinking About the Middle East

Are things moving in the right direction in the Middle East? Most Americans, I think, would say no. But perhaps they should ponder a trio of interesting columns. more >>

Out Loud

"He was pro-choice; he's anti-choice; he's multiple choice." . more >>

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