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U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Obama nominates Mark Gilbert as New Zealand ambassador

U.S. President Barack Obama nominated former Chicago White Sox player Mark D. Gilbert to the post of ambassador to New Zealand, the White House said.

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Experts: Celebrities a key electoral tool

Using the fame of Hollywood celebrities is an invaluable tool for any U.S. politician mired in a tight electoral race, experts say.

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McCain passes on Stevens' money

Sen. John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee for president, has sent a $5,000 gift to a memorial for terrorism victims in western Pennsylvania.

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Democratic fund reporting blows computers

Democratic U.S. presidential hopefuls' campaign finance reports have grown so much that computer spreadsheet programs can't handle them, officials said.

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Clinton owes Penn's firm $2.5 million

Democratic U.S. presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton owes her former campaign strategist about $2.5 million, campaign finance papers show.

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Academia a big campaign donor

University and college professors are doling out big political contributions to the U.S. presidential hopefuls, a campaign finance watchdog says.

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More children making political gifts

Children from well-off families are showing a new interest in politics this year, contributing to a range of U.S. presidential candidates.

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It's hard to know how unusual it is because it's so rare for these things to leak out
Dodd: Didn't know about AIG fundraising Mar 31, 2009

Our people are working harder than ever and faster than ever because the candidates are raising more money more quickly than ever and there's such intense interest in who's raising what from whom
Democratic fund reporting blows computers May 26, 2008

It's not difficult for a banker or a trial lawyer or a hedge fund manager to come up with $2,300, and they're often left wanting to do more
More children making political gifts Oct 24, 2007