The 60 Minutes story quotes two sources at length, Jill Dana Simpson and former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods. Jim Hoft has covered the issues concerning Simpson's contribution to the story here and here. 
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...sign in your car window thanking those men and women in blue. Do you think we would get two million people? No way. Besides Jill Porter's column about Port Richmond, I haven't seen many blue bows anywhere in the Northeast. Wake up, people. We are talking about...
FELLOW citizens, I say we have another parade on Broad Street!
Instead of the Phillies, the people on the floats should be the police officers and the families of the slain officers who lay their lives on the line every day. And put a sign in your car
...They swoop up their hair and call everyone "honey" and then voila! The lady emerges a big fat single dynamo in some J. Jill threads with a sassy, spiky new bob hairdid. So if the gays (and their lady stylist supporters) were to take a day off from fritzing...
...while earning a spot on the Mid-Atlantic All-Star team. Accurate three-point shooting and a 50-15 bench scoring advantage helped Simpson College beat Northwest Christian University 83-72 in a nonconference women’s basketball game Tuesday at Morse Event Center. Sara...
...Veronica Larocque, Jill Mccormick, Desirae Murphy, Jennifer Pelletier, Brad Perron, Kristina Radlo, Kelsey Rybacki, Jessica Simpson, Cynthia Vandermark, William Walsh, Kyle White. JUNIORS High Honors: Brittany Bousquet. First Honors: Kevin Davis, Briana Dore,...
...Colette Ryan, Gemma Scanlon, *Iain Service, Amanda Shannon, Elizabeth Shaw, Marianne Yvonne Sheridan, Barbara Short, Rosemary Simpson, Alison Smith, Ann Smith, Jenna Smith, Mark Smith, Julie Elizabeth Smyth, Emma Stewart, Gillian Stewart, Heather Strong, Kara...
...that he thought the former football star should have gotten life in prison for the 1994 slaying of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, in Los Angeles. Connelly has said those comments were taken out of context, and he did not...
...Glass said. The judge granted one request, allowing Robert Lucherini to withdraw as an attorney for Stewart. The judge denied Simpson's request for a new trial on seven points cited by Galanter and defense lawyer Gabriel Grasso, including challenges to the...
Quotes spotlight for "Jill Simpson"
The 60 Minutes story quotes two sources at length, Jill Dana Simpson and former Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods. Jim Hoft has covered the issues concerning Simpson's contribution to the story here and here.
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Then there was Dana Jill Simpson, a Rainsville lawyer who has been lobbing would-be bombshells for months about the Republicans' alleged vendetta against Siegelman. On 60 Minutes
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Rove's attempt to smear Don Siegelman was part of a Republican campaign to ruin him that finally succeeded in imprisoning him, says the operative, Jill Simpson.
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There is no credible evidence to support a contempt resolution against Karl Rove. Every individual involved in the claimed incident — including Don Siegelman himself — has denied allegations by Jill Simpson
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