Original Publication – Glamour, June 1988 pg. 266 One day last winter in the tiny town of Sumter, South Carolina, the local Republican introducing Elizabeth Dole began by enumerating strong…
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Read moreOriginal Publication: Vogue — October, 1984. Secretary of Transportation, wife of Senator Bob Dole, an advocate of women’s rights and yet a loyal Reaganaut, Elizabeth Dole is the Republican’s designated…
Read moreOriginal Publication – Vogue July 1, 1981 People Are Talking About . . . Jeane Kirkpatrick – A “Woman Capable of Reason” Jeane Kirpatrick is the most powerful woman in…
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Mike Curb: Will the “Sixth Osmond Brother’ Be the Second Ronald Reagan?
Original publication: New West, March 27, 1978 Mike Curb looks and moves like a grown-up Ken doll and, characteristically, when he doesn’t think you’re looking, he frequently sprays Binaca breath…
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