Matthew Cooper
November 18, 2002 12:00 AM EST
Did the memorial service for Paul Wellstone cost Democrats the election? A backlash against the politically charged service almost certainly helped Norm Coleman beat Walter Mondale for Wellstone’s Minnesota Senate seat. And a private poll by Bill Clinton’s former pollster, Mark Penn, suggests the service backfired on Democrats nationally as well. Penn found that 68% of voters knew about the service–a high awareness of an event broadcast live nationally only on C-SPAN. Read More...
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How do you lose a chubby-cheeked and fidgety 5-year-old and not notice she’s gone? For most parents, 15 minutes out of sight would be enough time to worry. For the state of Florida, it took 15 months.
A foster child removed from her drug-addicted mother’s custody, Rilya Wilson was supposed to be living in Miami with Geralyn Graham, who says she is Rilya’s grandmother. But Rilya’s mother, Gloria Wilson, told reporters that Graham was Rilya’s “godmother. Read More...
