Women In Politics

Kathy Griffin to play ‘Sarah Palin type’ on ‘Glee’
Kathy Griffin has got something to sing about! Besides starring in her first Broadway show, she’s just landed a guest spot on “Glee.”

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Kathy Griffin to Play Sarah Palin Inspired Character on Glee
The guest stars continue to flock to “Glee” like moths to a flame. The latest actor to make an appearance on the series is Kathy Griffin according to CNN. The former “Life on the D-List” star and stand up comedian will play a character heavily inspired by former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Do those two [...]

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Will Chelsea Clinton play the marriage name game?
Is Chelsea a keeper or a changer? That’s what researchers call the newly married once they figure out what to do—if anything—about their names. Now that the big Clinton-Mezvinsky wedding is a wrap and Rhinebeck, N.Y., is back to its idyllic self, the question remains what Chelsea’s choice will be.

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FVCC picks up almost $3 million from feds Play Video
WASHINGTON, DC – Flathead Valley Community College has just picked up nearly $3 million in grants from the U.S. Department of Labor.

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Didier in D.C. making play for GOP endorsements
Dino Rossi may be the handpicked Senate candidate of the national Republican establishment, but that isn’t stopping rival Clint Didier from making a play for the party’s support.

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Golf: Seaford’s Appleton second so far in Virginias Women’s Stroke Play at Kingsmill
WILLIAMSBURG –– Defending champion Lauren Greenlief, 19, shot a first round score of 2-under-par 70 and owns a one-stroke lead following the opening day of the 33rd Virginias Women’s Stroke Play Championship being conducted by the Virginia State Golf Association at Kingsmill Resort & Spa’s Woods Course (5,798 yards from the championship tees and 5,148 yards from the secondary set of tees par 36 …

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GOP Still Shy of Races in Play to Win Majority
With less than six months until voters go to the polls, almost all of the most vulnerable Senate seats this cycle are in Democratic hands — creating an unexpected wealth of opportunities for the GOP, which just 12 months ago was headed for additional Senate losses.

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Politics 2010: Parties play take-away, keep-away in Ohio
By NICOLE DEBEVEC United Press International COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 2 (UPI) — If Republicans want to capture majorities in Congress, they must run an error-free campaign for the U.S Senate seat in Ohio being vacated by George Voinovich.

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The Legendary Sir Paul McCartney to Play ‘HDNet Concert Series’
As part of the blockbuster Spring line-up on HDNet Concert Series, the network will present, “Paul McCartney Good Evening New York City” this Sunday, May 2 at 8:30 p.m. ET. Â

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Neighbor Islands could play big role in governor race
In the 1970s, then-Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi famously lost twoclose gubernatorial campaigns against Gov. George Ariyoshi bycapturing the most votes on O‘ahu only to be drubbed by theincumbent on the Neighbor Islands.

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