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{{#if: [[Emporia, Kansas|Emporia]], [[Kansas]] | {{!}}[[Emporia, Kansas|Emporia]], [[Kansas]]

...Presidencies of Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore''. University Press of Kansas: 1988. ISBN 0-7006-0362-X. [[Category:Kentucky politicians|Taylor, Zachary]]

...he territory gained by the [[U.S.-Mexican War]]. A group of practical Whig politicians nominated Fillmore for vice president, believing that he would heal party w ...its downward spiral with further party division coming at the hands of the Kansas Nebraska Act, and the emergence of the Know Nothing party.

[[Image:4-23-2007-17.jpg|thumb|left|Eisenhower family home, Abilene, Kansas (Robert E. Nylund)]] ...pp. 13-14</ref> Eisenhower graduated from [[Abilene High School (Abilene, Kansas)|Abilene High School]] in 1909.<ref name="Genealogy">{{cite web

*[[List of assassinated American politicians]] * Lewis L. Gould, ''The Presidency of William McKinley'' (Kansas UP, 1980), standard history of his term

...is the soft money situation at that time, and then come before those same politicians and ask them to pass legislation for them. I mean, you get thrown in jail f The Buzz: Fred Thompson draws more viewers than GOP debate Kansas City Star

...nty]] as the solution to the slavery impasse, and incorporated it into the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Douglas argued that in a democracy the people should have the ...he opposition to the [[Lecompton Constitution]], which would have admitted Kansas as a [[slave state]]. Accepting the Republican nomination for Senate in 185

...Initially, Bush's confirmation as director was opposed by many pundits and politicians still reeling from the Watergate scandal. After a pledge by Bush not to run ...Republican presidential nomination included U.S. Senator [[Bob Dole]] of [[Kansas]], U.S. Representative [[Jack Kemp]] of [[New York]], former Governor [[Pet

...ack of charisma in relating to voters, and his poor skills in working with politicians. ...id not stop rumors from springing up about him, often fanned by Democratic politicians who found the former President to be a convenient [[scapegoat]]. One rumor

...ward.|title=The presidency of Gerald R. Ford|publisher=University Press of Kansas |location=Lawrence |year=1995 |pages=p. 33 |isbn=0-7006-0639-4}}</ref> Duri ...merican liberalism|liberal]] Vice President Nelson Rockefeller in favor of Kansas Senator [[Bob Dole]].<ref>[http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/analysis/bac

.... He would sit in his upstairs room in his parents' house in [[Manhattan, Kansas]], reading. He read voraciously and widely. LG: Right. "Never trust anyone from Manhattan, Kansas." That's a good writer. Great catch line. Here's the copy.

...ential election]], Roosevelt campaigned on his New Deal programs against [[Kansas]] Governor [[Alf Landon]], who accepted much of the New Deal but objected t ...ie, Donald A,; ''Electing FDR: The New Deal Campaign of 1932'' U. Press of Kansas, 2007.

...6, he was considered to have little chance against nationally better-known politicians. He had a [[name recognition]] of only 2 percent. When he told his family o ...ansion toward [[Pakistan]] in the East, and [[Iran]] to the West. American politicians, Republicans and Democrats alike, ignorant of U.S. involvement, feared the

[14:48:29] <{soap|bed}> its not 100% Kansas style flatland ...Qcoder00> NotAspy: Which will promptly be hit with a 20% surcharge becuase politicians haven't relaised privatings lesuire facilities and selling off palying fiel

...mments of the news of the day without the humor used when had interviewing politicians as a CQC's member. The more used word to define the show is entertainment: 16:11 < TeeTylerToe> and about how all politicians and businessmen are corrupt

[18:47] <tommorris> you guys really need to stop selling politicians to the highest bidder [18:47] <Brandan> eBay for politicians :D

[13:14] <mareklug> oh no, not the coach of Kansas [18:38] <D_> don't notability guidelines for politicians say that people holding prominent offices are automatically presumed notabl