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Re-elected to the U.S. Senate def. John M. Burris 60% to 40%. | Chairman Judiciary Comm., 1987-95. June 9-Announces pres. candidacy. Sept.- withdraws. | Hospitalized for brain aneurysms. |
Gen. Wesley Clark (ret.)
Commands the 1st Battalion, 77th Armor, 4th Infantry Division in Fort Carson, CO to1982. | Student at National War College, Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, DC, 1982-83. | Chief of the Army's Study Group, Office of Chief of Staff of the Army, Oct. '83-July '84. | Commander Operations Group at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, 1984-86. | Commands the 3rd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, April 1986-March 1988. | Director, Battle Command Training Program, USACGSC in KS, 1988-89. | Commanding General of the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, CA, 1989-91. |
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton
Feb. 27-Daughter Chelsea born. Bill Clinton defeated in re-election bid. | Bill Clinton again elected Governor. | ...First Lady of Arkansas for total of 12 years and partner at Rose Law Firm... |
Sen. Chris Dodd
Elected to the U.S. Senate; youngest ever elected from Connecticut at age 36. | Oct. 29 - divorce with Susan Mooney final. | Re-elected to the U.S. Senate. |
Former Sen. John Edwards
...Associate at Dearborn & Ewing in Nashville, 1978-81. | Tharrington, Smith & Hargrove in Raleigh, NC, 1981-92. | Daughter Cate born. | Partner at Tharrington, Smith & Hargrove, 1984-92. |
Former Vice President Al Gore
Re-elected to Congress. | Son Albert Gore III born. Re-elected to Congress. | Sister dies of lung cancer. Elected to the U.S. Senate. | June 29 - Announces candidacy for the Dem. presidential nomination. | April-Ends presidential bid. | April 3-Son seriously injured. |
Rep. Dennis Kucinich
Runs for Sec. of State finishing second to Sherrod Brown in the Dem. primary. | Elected to the Cleveland City Council in a special election. | Independent bid for governor in 1985-86 (withdrew in Aug. 2006). | Starts a comms. consulting firm. | Runs for Congress, losing to inc. Rep. Mary Rose Oakar (D) in the Dem. primary. |
Barack Obama
Transfers to Columbia University. | Graduates from Columbia University. Works a year at Business Int'l Corporation. | Moves to Chicago; director of the Developing Communities Project for 3 years. | Starts at Harvard Law School. |
Gov. Bill Richardson
Runs for Congress in NM's 1st CD, narrowly def. by inc. Rep. Manuel Lujan (R). | Reopens consulting company. | After close primary, elected to Congress from NM's 3rd CD, serves 1983-97 (elected 8 times). | Chairman of the Hispanic Caucus. Re-elected. | Re-elected. | Re-elected. |
Gov. Tom Vilsack
...partner,
Bell & Vilsack Law Office, 1975-98...
Dec. 23-Son Doug born. |
Elected Mayor of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa (serves 1987-92). |
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Sen. John Kerry
After a tight primary, elected Lt. Gov. of Mass.. Separates from Julia Thorne. | After a tight primary, elected U.S. Senate def. Raymond Shamie. | Divorces Julia Thorne. |
Sen. Evan Bayh
Graduates from University of Virginia Law School. | Law clerk to Judge James E. Noland, U.S. District Court for So. District of Indiana. | Hogan & Hartson LLP in Washington, DC. | Works on Wayne Townsend's gubernatorial campaign in IN. Father's law firm. | Attorney, Bingham Summers Welch & Spilman, 1985-86. April 13 - Marries Susan Breshears. | Elected Secretary of State of Indiana def. Robert Bowen (R). | Elected Governor of Indiana at age 32. Bayh / O'Bannon def. Mutz / Goldsmith. |
Sen. Russ Feingold
Elected to the Wisconsin State Senate def. incumbent. | Attorney at LaFollete & Sinykin, 1983-85. | RF and Sue divorce. Re-elected to the State Senate. |
Former Gov. Mark Warner
Graduates from Harvard Law School. Job as DNC fundraiser for 1 1/2 years . | ?Invests in energy start-up. Tries real estate in Atlanta. First cellular telephone deal. | With Morgan O‘Brien co-founds Fleet Call, Inc (which later became Nextel). | Co-founds Columbia Capital. Marries Lisa Collis. Runs Doug Wilder's race for governor. |
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