Word: karens
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...three votes short in the Senate of the two-thirds majority needed to override an expected veto from President Clinton. The final tally was 64-36, with Democratic Minority Leader Tom Daschle and one other Democrat voting for the GOP measure. By the end of the day, TIME?s Karen Tumulty reports, the outlook for the bill that looked virtually veto-proof in the morning was darkening fast. The bill would outlaw the late-term procedure except when a woman is at risk of death and no other medical procedure can be used to terminate the pregnancy. The doctors group...
This was the only time all weekend that the Crimson bats were on fire. Sophomore catcher Terri Teller smacked a homer, Abeles had two hits and three RBIs and sophomore Karen Rice's RBI in the bottom of the fifth ensured that the mercy rule would be activated...
...J.F.O. McAllister and Karen Tumulty. With reporting by Michael Duffy and Michael Weisskopf/Washington
...problem is David Thompson's book, with its tired cocktail of characters left over from They Shoot Horses, Don't They?, and an odd Twilight Zone chaser. Karen Ziemba combines Broadway pizazz with shy-girl vulnerability as a contestant who partners a stunt pilot (Daniel McDonald) but is secretly married to the marathon's slimy emcee (Gregory Harrison). The mix of nostalgia, cynicism and period artifice, however, keeps us at arm's length from the material (beware of any show in which one character calls another "Flyboy"). The ersatz-'30s numbers are pleasant but forgettable, although Debra Monk...
...thought. These new numbers suddenly brought quite a bit of extra money to close this deal, and because of this, they can do away with some of the cuts the House Democrats considered onerous." Although House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt has made noises opposing the deal, TIME's Karen Tumulty says he won't be able to hold up passage. "Clinton doesn't care about Gephardt's position and he doesn't have to. He's going to line up enough conservatives and moderate Democrats that he won't have to worry about the liberal griping...