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The questionnaire, submitted to at least six people, asks potential appointees to detail their employment history, any criminal record and any loans or back taxes they owe. >
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NY Senate Contenders Asked to Answer Questionnaire
The Page by Mark Halperin —
... NY Times: Gov. Paterson has asked at least six candidates hoping to be appointed to Clinton's seat to answer questions about their finances, job history, criminal record, etc. ...
Website Touts Gillibrand For Senate
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... who has waged a more overt campaign for the seat than Gillibrand and other contenders. "Kirsten doesn’t need a listening tour from mayors and VIPs to find out the voice of upstate," the site reads. It goes on to say that New York needs "a senator that is proven and will listen to the voices of all New Yorkers, and not just the rich and famous on Fifth Avenue." Gillibrand is one of six possible Senate choices that Paterson has asked to fill out a lengthy questionnaire, reports The New York Times . The others are Kennedy, Rep. Steve Israel (D), Rep. Carolyn Maloney ...
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thepage.time.com 1/27/2009 —
The Senator-designate from New York will be sworn in by VP Biden on the Hill at 12:30 pm ET.
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Plus: Gillibrand is already ...
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nydailynews.com 12/26/2008 — BY KENNETH LOVETT in Albany and ERIN EINHORN in New York DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS Wednesday, December 24th 2008, 8:35 PM Gov. Paterson put up a caution flag Wednesday to those ready to anoint Caroline Kennedy New York's next U.S. senator. "How is she ...
Obama will answer questions... Wednesday
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"What would you tell your Treasury Secretary to do differently with the $700 billion?" he asked, according to the pool report.
"We're on ...
A Kennedy for Senator | The New York Observer
observer.com 12/17/2008 — As Governor David Paterson mulls a list of terrific candidates to fill Hillary Clinton’s soon-to-be vacant Senate seat, near or at the top of that list should be Caroline Kennedy. Ms. Kennedy’s unexpected availability could make the governor’s ...
The Daily Politics
nydailynews.com 2/2/2009 — Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand began working this weekend to change her conservative, anti-immigrant image, meeting with more than a dozen Hispanic state and city elected officials in Brooklyn Sunday and promising to start softening her stance ASAP on a ...
GOV GETS TESTY OVER 'SEN. CAROLINE' GRILL - New York Post
nypost.com 12/25/2008 — Last updated: 4:47 am December 25, 2008 Posted: 3:35 am December 25, 2008 Gov. Paterson yesterday tamped down suggestions that Caroline Kennedy is at the top of the list to replace Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton , asking, "How is she a front-runner?" ...
LI REP GETS FACE TIME IN SEN. BID
nypost.com 12/22/2008 — GOV. Paterson will hold direct talks with Long Island Rep. Steve Israel about picking him, and not Caroline Kennedy, to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton in the US Senate during their surprise trip to Iraq, The Post has learned. Israel has made no...
The Gillibrand Rebranding
corner.nationalreview.com 2/3/2009 — That was quick. It took less than a week for rookie New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand to jettison her support for immigration law enforcement under pressure from Hispanic politicians. Apparently the rule of law means one thing in upstate New York, ...
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MINNESOTA: The recount saga rolls on, as Norm Coleman said he was filing a contest with the state. The Franken camp called the Republican's arguments the "same thin gruel." NEW YORK: The New York Times reports, "Even as Attorney General Andrew M. ...