Word: collared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Brown's new campaign has been crafted by a freshly hired gun, Clint Reilly, the strategist who engineered the victory of Los Angeles Republican Mayor Richard Riordan. Reilly revamped Brown's organization and focused on targeting, among other groups, Republican women and blue-collar Reagan Democrats in recession-hit suburbs. He acknowledges that Brown, like Feinstein, is bound to face a prejudice among many male Democratic voters that "women aren't tough enough." He warns that countering Wilson's attacks effectively will require negative campaigning. Ironically, Brown proposed in February that the candidates all sign a joint "honest and clean...
...There's been an increase in white-collar crime, but for the last 16 years there's been a lawyer in the governor's office," he says. "Put someone in from the people...
...place and that party officials were not misinforming their constituents. In the event of a crisis, monitors were expected to leap into the fray and mediate. Only once did I have to do this, when members of the organizing party at a rally got a little hot under the collar at an opposition party which was distributing their party pamphlets within the meeting. In this case, once people had calmed down a little, apologies were given and accepted. Other monitors did not have it so lucky. Some were run out of meetings, or beaten. In Natal/Kwazulu, an IEC monitor...
...grabbed the speaker's collar...
...NATURE OF PRACTICE: white-collar criminal defense...