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4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Speakers: Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma; Erik Paulsen; Jay Love; Charlie Summers; Aaron Schock; David Cappiello; Sen. John Ensign of Nevada; Maria Cino, president and CEO of the 2008 Republican National Convention; Rep. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee; Rosario Marin -- Nomination of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to be vice president.

Major speakers scheduled for Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is set deliver his acceptance speech.

Major speakers scheduled for Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is set deliver his acceptance speech. --- REP. TOM COLE OF OKLAHOMA: Cole represents the 4th Congressional District, where the state's largest military installations - Tinker Air Force Base and Fort Sill Army Base - are located. Cole is chairman of the ...

Tim Pawlenty, Tom Ridge and Lindsey Graham are among the major speakers scheduled before Sen. John McCain in Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention.

Thu, Sep 4, 2008 (9:45 a.m.) Major speakers scheduled for Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is set deliver his acceptance speech.

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Major speakers scheduled for Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is set deliver his acceptance speech.

Major speakers scheduled for Thursday's final session of the Republican National Convention. The GOP nominee, Sen. John McCain of Arizona, is set deliver his acceptance speech. --- GOV. TIM PAWLENTY OF MINNESOTA: The two-term governor has stressed reaching out to what he calls "Sam's Club Republicans," a modern version of the blue-collar Reagan Democrats. He first won election in 2002 and ...

To understand the mind of the man who will accept the Republican presidential nomination this week, it is necessary to understand what appeals to him about a Mexican revolutionary named Emiliano Zapata.

To understand the mind of the man who will accept the Republican presidential nomination this week, it is necessary to understand what appeals to him about a Mexican revolutionary named Emiliano Zapata.

To understand the mind of the man who will accept the Republican presidential nomination this week, it is necessary to understand what appeals to him about a Mexican revolutionary named Emiliano Zapata.

Once better known for criticizing the Senate than for influencing it, John McCain has evolved into perhaps the chamber’s most influential member.

Sen. John McCain was all but a sworn enemy of Sen. Trent Lott, the former Republican leader. Lott had quashed McCain's most cherished legislative goals. And, worse, McCain believed that in the 200

Once better known for criticizing the Senate than for influencing it, John McCain has evolved into perhaps the chamber’s most influential member.

Over the last eight years, the maverick senator has earned himself a reputation for elegant deal-making and political sophistication.

Sen. John McCain was all but a sworn enemy of Sen. Trent Lott, the former Republican leader.

Once known for criticizing the Senate, John McCain has evolved into perhaps the chamber's most influential member.

Once better known for criticizing the Senate than for influencing it, John McCain has evolved into perhaps the chamber?s most influential member.

WASHINGTON - At a White House meeting with Senate leaders yesterday, President George W. Bush gave his biggest boost yet to a compromise immigration reform bill that stalled in a partisan procedural fight in the Senate earlier this month.

WASHINGTON - The Republicans' election-year push for immigration reform was supposed to be a boon for the party, coupling tough border protections with a humane guest-worker program to bring 12 million undocumented immigrants out of the shadows.