Like her brother, she happens to be helpfully good-looking, as a Congress spokesman noted recently when asked why her picture was on every poster although she is contesting no office.
The Bush administration's stalling strategy appears to be very simple: Delay disclosing the requested information by contesting the accounting office's authority.
1936 Campaign Cost Roosevelt $510 In a novel departure from the usual Congressional method of scrutinizing campaign expenditures, the special investigating committee of the Senate today made public the first results of its inquiry in the personal outlays of all candidates now contesting for the offices of President and Vice-President.
This court has recognized that the purpose of the election contest statute is "to afford a simple and speedy means of contesting election to stated offices".
In Illinois, the GOP has a plethora of candidates contesting the major statewide offices, but less representation at the local level.
The ruling appears to disqualify the 67-year-old from political office and from contesting the next election, which must be held by 2018.
Mr Kirchner, a left-leaning member of the ruling Peronist party, served as Argentina's premier from 2003 to 2007, but instead of contesting a second period in office, stood down to allow his wife to run for President.
One former board member, April Jones-White, who is contesting her recent removal from office on grounds of misuse of funds, said in an interview that the district's Rhodes School is in almost as bad shape as Prospect School.
He was returned to office only after contesting the election results of the apparent winner, whose victory was overturned after a state appeals court ruled that it resulted from widespread voting fraud.
