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In the newspaper roundtable, Ms. Echaveste and Mr. Keyes talked about current news stories of interest to them and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Alan Keyes, 1996 Republican Presidential Candidate, talked about the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, his opposition to abortion and other issues. Mr. Keyes was a candidate for th…

Former ambassador Alan Keyes talked about his 1996 campaign for the Republican presidential nomination and the overall results of the election. He also talked about his perspectives on vario…

Former Republican presidential candidate, Alan Keyes talked about the upcoming presidential election and predicted a close race between President Bill Clinton and Senator Bob Dole R-KS. He t…

Declaration Foundation Chairman Alan Keyes addressed the Christian Coaltion about his perspectives on the 1996 presidential race. He spoke about President Clinton’s character and urged the a…

Four Republican presidential candidates gathered at an event sponsored by the Aiken County (SC) Republican Women’s Club. They each spoke for about fifteen minutes on their agendas if elected…

After not being invited to a televised debate in South Carolina, Mr. Keyes announced that he would go on a hunger strike until the media responds more to his campaign. He urged his supporter…

Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes talked about conservative policy issues at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington D.C. Mr. Keyes focused on his effort…

The Bisquick company sponsored a pancake breakfast attended by 500 to 1000 senior citizens in Manchester, New Hampshire. Republican candidates participated in a pancake flipping contest and …

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes talked about his presidential campaign. He emphasized that Republican leaders have wrongly dismissed his moral agenda. He took calls from viewers…

Republican presidential candidates and others spoke to Christian Coalition members about their ideas on social issues.

After the last republican debate before the 1996 New Hampshire primary, several republican presidential candidates took questions from reporters.

In the last debate before the New Hampshire primary, eight Republican candidates answered questions on various issues. Each candidate received 75 seconds for an opening statement, 90 seconds…

Republican presidential candidates talked to Mr. Mickelson and took questions from callers and C-SPAN viewers on the day of the Iowa caucus.

Following their speeches at the National Campaign to Protect Marriage Rally, four Republican presidential candidates signed and pledged to protect marriage between one man and one woman.

Republican presidential candidate Alan Keyes addressed students at the Des Moines Christian School.

The Louisiana Republican Party met for the Louisiana Republican Party Convention to choose a candidate for U.S. Senate.

The Des Moines Register and Iowa Public Television sponsored a forum before a large audience for the Republican presidential candidates to debate campaign issues. After their prepared remark…

Six Republican presidential candidates answered written questions from each other and the moderator and verbal questions from the audience. Each candidate explained why he would be the right…