However, despite Connell's elite status as a top-rung Republican consultant for years -- he reportedly received some $800,000 from the Bush/Cheney campaign in 2004 alone -- the New York Times, the nation's paper of record, has yet to run anything else on his death.
"He's not running for anything else, and he doesn't owe anybody anything.
No, I don't think my parents ever boogied to Jailhouse Rock, and they've not done any walking, running – or anything else – anywhere near Tennessee.
"The thing about it is, her term's almost over, and she's never running for anything else again," predicted Charles E. Cook Jr., editor of the Cook Political Report, a Washington newsletter.
For running, or anything else.
From there, everything was a breeze because I was better at running than anything else.
And, ironically, whether it's doing the dishes or running or anything else, expecting that life will be easy and comfortable is the surest path to pain and frustration.
Mr. Giuliani's model, Fiorello La Guardia, was also convinced that he could run anything better than anyone else, and his arrogance became more destructive the longer he was in office.
I have no desire to run as anything else.
AS long as Americans could count on stable prices for gasoline, they did not have much interest in vehicles that ran on anything else.
