Thompson Talks Religion
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LADY'S ISLAND, S.C. -- Mixing theology and social issues on the campaign trail is rare for Fred Thompson, but he discussed it today answering a question from a member of the audience.
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January 12, 2008 8:10 PM From CBS News' John Bentley:
LADY'S ISLAND, S.C. -- Mixing theology and social issues on the campaign trail is rare for Fred Thompson, but he discussed it today answering a question from a member of the audience.
LADY'S ISLAND, S.C. -- Mixing theology and social issues on the campaign trail is rare for Fred Thompson, but he discussed it today answering a question from a member of the audience.
December 26, 2007 9:18 PM 
From CBS News' Scott Conroy:
MERRIMACK, N.H. -- At a cramped town hall meeting at Thomas More College, Mitt Romney was asked if he would honor President Bush’s commitment to fight the global AIDS pandemic and if he would “promise to only fund effective, evidence-based HIV prevention so as to not waste taxpayer money.”
Asked About Global AIDS, Romney Says America Is “First Priority”
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MERRIMACK, N.H. -- At a cramped town hall meeting at Thomas More College, Mitt Romney was asked if he would honor President Bush’s commitment to fight the global AIDS pandemic and if he would “promise to only fund effective, evidence-based HIV prevention so as to not waste taxpayer money.”
December 10, 2007 12:34 PM From CBS News' John Bentley
MIAMI -- Slipping in the polls against Mike Huckabee, Fred Thompson spoke out against his Republican rival today.
Thompson vs. Huckabee
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MIAMI -- Slipping in the polls against Mike Huckabee, Fred Thompson spoke out against his Republican rival today.
December 10, 2007 11:47 AM 
From CBS News' Joy Lin:
MIAMI – Facing increased scrutiny as the new Republican frontrunner, Mike Huckabee fielded questions from reporters on his belief that homosexuality is a “sin” and a raid on illegal immigrants conducted in Arkansas that Huckabee strongly denounced while governor.
Huckabee Continues Defending Past Comments
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MIAMI – Facing increased scrutiny as the new Republican frontrunner, Mike Huckabee fielded questions from reporters on his belief that homosexuality is a “sin” and a raid on illegal immigrants conducted in Arkansas that Huckabee strongly denounced while governor.
December 8, 2007 7:45 PM From CBS News' Joy Lin:
ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- Mike Huckabee tonght stands by a 1992 survey he filled out in which he said AIDS patients should be quarantined.
“The one thing I feel like is important to note is that you stick by what you said,” said Huckabee. “I’m not going to go around changing my opinion on everything.”
Huckabee Stands By His Answers
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- Mike Huckabee tonght stands by a 1992 survey he filled out in which he said AIDS patients should be quarantined.
“The one thing I feel like is important to note is that you stick by what you said,” said Huckabee. “I’m not going to go around changing my opinion on everything.”
December 7, 2007 5:11 PM 
From CBS' Ryan Corsaro
The New York Daily News led with a story headlined "Drivin' Miss Judy," which says the current Giuliani wife was given police escort around Manhattan for a lot longer than disclosed. The confirmation comes from witnesses and sources, one of which lived in Nathan's building.
Giuliani reiterated statements on free trade today -- saying countries who trade together become "friends", while those who are in a position to be dependent on another nation can develop hostility. His audience was several hundred members of the Illinois Manufacturers Association.
The Boston Globe reports that Giuliani's commitment to continue efforts by current President George W. Bush on fighting HIV/AIDS is contradicted by his record, according to New York City AIDS workers. Charles King, president of Housing Works, the New York-based service provider for people with the illnesses, says Giuliani's declaration is "gross hypocrisy."
"We had to litigate against him from the beginning of his term to force his administration to follow New York law with regard to the provision of services and care to persons with AIDS and HIV," King said.
Giuliani has a town hall in Chicago tonight and his campaign is banking on a big performance from the mayor on Meet The Press this weekend. For someone who has had a tough two weeks, this candidate could use a glowing appearance on the Sunday talk show -- but the question is, whether he faces issues dogging him about his personal life and social issues, can talking his way out hurt him even more by sustaining the national dialogue on his flaws?
Giuliani Afternoon Wrapup
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The New York Daily News led with a story headlined "Drivin' Miss Judy," which says the current Giuliani wife was given police escort around Manhattan for a lot longer than disclosed. The confirmation comes from witnesses and sources, one of which lived in Nathan's building.
Giuliani reiterated statements on free trade today -- saying countries who trade together become "friends", while those who are in a position to be dependent on another nation can develop hostility. His audience was several hundred members of the Illinois Manufacturers Association.
The Boston Globe reports that Giuliani's commitment to continue efforts by current President George W. Bush on fighting HIV/AIDS is contradicted by his record, according to New York City AIDS workers. Charles King, president of Housing Works, the New York-based service provider for people with the illnesses, says Giuliani's declaration is "gross hypocrisy."
"We had to litigate against him from the beginning of his term to force his administration to follow New York law with regard to the provision of services and care to persons with AIDS and HIV," King said.
Giuliani has a town hall in Chicago tonight and his campaign is banking on a big performance from the mayor on Meet The Press this weekend. For someone who has had a tough two weeks, this candidate could use a glowing appearance on the Sunday talk show -- but the question is, whether he faces issues dogging him about his personal life and social issues, can talking his way out hurt him even more by sustaining the national dialogue on his flaws?
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