An editorial yesterday incorrectly referred to Representative Sherwood Boehlert of New York as Sherwin.
Here are some of the ways the American political press has referred to representative Ron Paul, 72-year-old Republican from Texas and candidate for president: fringe candidate, laughingstock, loon, kook, a panderer to conspiracy theorists, a racist anti-semite (yes, both of those).
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He was referring to Representative Spencer Bachus of Alabama, who was representing the House Republicans in the negotiations.
Mr. Bush now refers to Representative Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, as Freddy Boy.
President Bill Clinton never used to refer to Representative George Miller, a rather bulky Democrat from California, as Big George.
Here comes Rosa!" they cheered, referring to Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, who came jogging up from the left side.
Referring to Representative Ron Klink's drive to oust Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, Mr. Torricelli said: "Last night he called me about the Klink race.
I said, 'You have to talk to the Jackson boys first,' " Mr. Mikva recalled, referring to Representative Jackson and his father, the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
Mr. Behan was referring to Representative John P. Murtha, the Pennsylvania Democrat and defense appropriations subcommittee chairman who had knee-replacement surgery during the break.
"To small businesses, Betsy Markey is the same as Nancy Pelosi," a man says in one of the advertisements, referring to Representative Betsy Markey, Democrat of Colorado.
