Senator John W. Warner swept to a fifth term with bipartisan support and without a major opponent.

After leaving office, he served as campaign manager for Senator John W. Warner's successful first run, but primarily he was involved with real estate.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, did not vote.

Senator John W. Warner, a Republican from Virginia who is the chairman of the committee, agreed.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, has also expressed reservations.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, called it the best speech any president had ever given to Congress.

He unsuccessfully challenged Senator John W. Warner, a Republican who is not related to him, in 1996.

Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, the ranking Republican on the committee.

Senator John W. Warner, a Republican, kept his seat.

But some, including Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, were breaking with their party.

Senator John W. Warner swept to a fifth term with bipartisan support and without a major opponent.

After leaving office, he served as campaign manager for Senator John W. Warner's successful first run, but primarily he was involved with real estate.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, did not vote.

Senator John W. Warner, a Republican from Virginia who is the chairman of the committee, agreed.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, has also expressed reservations.

Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia, called it the best speech any president had ever given to Congress.

He unsuccessfully challenged Senator John W. Warner, a Republican who is not related to him, in 1996.

Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, the ranking Republican on the committee.

Senator John W. Warner, a Republican, kept his seat.

But some, including Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, were breaking with their party.