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Showing posts with label U.S. Senate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U.S. Senate. Show all posts

Sunday, November 5, 2000

Orlando Sentinel features Richard Grayson's Platform in Campaign for U.S. Senate


The Orlando Sentinel today (Sunday, November 5, 2000) presents Richard Grayson's platform in his write-in campaign for the U.S. Senate.

Tuesday, December 27, 1994

Richard Grayson letter in The New York Times: "Senate Would Bar a Longer House Term"


Richard Grayson has a letter in the New York Times today (December 27, 1994): "Senate Would Bar a Longer House Term."

Monday, April 11, 1994

Ocala Star-Banner reports on Richard Grayson's Campaign for U.S. Senate in Democratic Primary Against First Brother-in-Law Hugh Rodham


The Ocala (Fla.) Star-Banner today (April 11, 1994) has a front-page story on Richard Grayson's candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Connie Mack; Grayson will run in the Democratic primary against President Clinton's brother-in-law Hugh Rodham.

Gainesville Sun features article on Richard Grayson's candidacy for U.S. Senate from Florida

Saturday, March 19, 1994

St. Petersburg Times reports on Richard Grayson's candidacy for U.S. Senator


An article on Richard Grayson's candidacy for the U.S. Senate appears in the St. Petersburg Times today (Saturday, March 19, 1994).

Thursday, February 26, 1981

Hollywood Sun-Tattler covers Richard Grayson's plan to draft Burt Reynolds for U.S. Senate



The Hollywood Sun-Tattler today (Thursday, February 26, 1981) covers Richard Grayson's plan to draft Burt Reynolds for U.S. Senate as a Republican opponent for Sen. Lawton Chiles (Democrat-Florida).

Tuesday, December 11, 1979

New York Post reports on Richard Grayson's Right to Be the Life of the Party Party & Gloria Vanderbilt's Candidacy for U.S. Senate


In the New York Post today (Tuesday, December 11, 1979), Jack Martin's Headliners column features a story about Richard Grayson's new New York state political party, The Right to Be the Life of the Party, and his plan to draft socialite Gloria Vanderbilt to run for the U.S. Senate in 1980.