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as naïve for saying that the city wasn't run by the mayor, but by the city manager. He was further criticized for pledging not to spend his own money on the campaign, but going on to spend nearly $ 225,000 of his own money, and by "gay-baiting"—falsely claiming that
Hedgecock was supported by the gay community in an effort to turn voters away from his opponent. Carlson also had a comic, at one of his major fundraisers, tell a series of
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811:"I want them to be self-disciplined to the degree that I think is necessary to find satisfaction...you measure a person on how far they go, on how far they've sprung. My parents, the Carlsons, they instilled a modesty in me that, at times, gets in my way...I know it's immodest of me to say it, but it's difficult sometimes when you want to beat your own drum and say what you really think."
530:"There are two major questions in voters' minds. The first is whether Roger Hedgecock has compromised the office of mayor sufficient to the point where people feel he should be turned out. The other is whether Dick Carlson is competent and qualified to be mayor. On November 6, I think the majority of people will answer 'yes' to both questions." – Dick Carlson, Oct. 21, 1984
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issues, Carlson began to skip candidate forums, and members of the press deemed it increasingly difficult to get ahold of him, with
Carlson often not responding to the press for periods of two weeks at a time. Carlson also lacked more exposure because Hedgecock, calling Carlson "a minor candidate," refused to debate him.
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Carlson was criticized throughout his campaign. For example, he was criticized for speaking of his candidacy in terms of political strategy, without mentioning a vision or plans for the city. He was criticized for being "long on generalities and platitudes, but short on specifics." He was criticized
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and mildly bent legs, as
Anderson had starved herself to keep the pregnancy a secret. In 1943, Richard Boynton attempted to persuade Dorothy to accompany him in stealing their baby and get married; when she refused on the grounds that she was a junior in high school and nobody but her parents knew
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lawsuit against the magazine. After three inconclusive jury trials, a fourth trial by judge without a jury in 1977 found that the plaintiff had sustained the burden of proving by clear and convincing evidence that defendant published the defamatory statements contained in the article with actual
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Carlson's campaign came under scrutiny for its close ties to Great
American First Savings, which had direct ties to the White House. Thirty employees donated over $ 4,000, each, to his campaign, while only one employee donated to Hedgecock. When pressed on the connection, and on other campaign
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Florence
Moberger and her husband Carl had three children but were unable to have more. Carl and Florence agreed to foster Carlson until a family wanted to adopt him. Carlson lived with the Mobergers for over two years and stated that he developed a deep bond with the family. During that time,
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Carlson to join him as a combination news anchorman and investigative reporter. However, Carlson walked away from the job after 18 months, tiring of news, calling it a "kid's game" that was "insipid, sophomoric and superficial" and laced with "a lot of arrogance and
785:), born in 1969, and Buckley Peck Carlson (later, Buckley Swanson Peck Carlson). Carlson and Lombardi divorced in 1976. Carlson was granted custody of Tucker and Buckley. Tucker Carlson would later say that his mother left the family when he was six, wanting to pursue a "
651:. He has also been involved in negotiations on behalf of the U.S. government with many foreign governments, including those of China, Korea, the USSR, Germany, Costa Rica, Belize, Liberia, Botswana, Lesotho, South Africa, Morocco and Israel.
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Carlson about controversial home foreclosures executed by the bank, in which the bank had been accused of duping low-income Californians. Carlson hired a camera crew to videotape the interview and, when the
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from 1986 to 1991. Carlson has also been a newspaper and wire service reporter, a magazine writer, a TV and radio correspondent and a documentary filmmaker. He is the father of conservative political commentator
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malice, that is, with reckless disregard for whether they were true or not, and was entitled to judgment in the sum of $ 350,000, plus costs. and the legal costs helped bring about the demise of
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and outed her as a transgender con-artist, refusing to refer to her as a woman when instructed to by the judge presiding over the trial. This story was popularized in the HBO miniseries,
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independent television reporters, producing news features to sell for local and national distribution. They made less than $ 100 per week, until they were hired full-time by
425:"There are so many other things I think are important and interesting but the media can be counted on to do handstands over that kind of scandal and sexual sensation."
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condemning public media as "misguided," "ridiculous," and undeserving of government support. The party's official position was that public media had a
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hypocrisy." He admitted to being part of that hypocrisy, by citing a piece he did that
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1214:"Carlson Outspent Hedgecock as the Loser in Mayor's Race".
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1532:"Danger Zone: Analysis from Bill Cowan of Fox News"
1238:"Bush raids own staff for "Voice" radio director".
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1177:"Michigan Newsman Apologizes for Racist Remarks".
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