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In the 1992 election, many of America's aerospace manufacturers backed Bill Clinton.

As the newspaper noted, the same intergalactic kingmaker had backed Bill Clinton when he was first elected president in 1992.

In 1992, voters here backed Bill Clinton and returned their traditional Democratic majority in the state's Congressional delegation.

After all, Mr. Solarz had backed Bill Clinton strongly.

And feminists who backed Bill are ushering Arnold gropees up to the Democratic microphones.

In 1996, 72 percent of Hispanic voters backed Bill Clinton, while 21 percent supported Bob Dole.

Energy Doggett has backed bills with the intention of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting cap-and-trade as well as clean technologies.

Administration Backed Bill The Association of Retired Persons has consistently supported the new health coverage.

Wells set up the machinery of state government for a smooth transition from territorial to state status and backed bills that affected education, agriculture, and the arts.

The NRA backed bill passed the House 423-2 and became law on Nov. 1, 2000 and defines in what manner the monies can be spent.

Unlike Northern and Southwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri, which strongly backed Bill Clinton both times, is more Democratic at the local and state levels.

It broadly backed Bill Clinton and Congressional Democrats in 1992, turned to Republicans with spectacular vengeance in 1994, then returned to Mr. Clinton in 1996.

But Mr. Wilhelm said he was confident that the Democrats could hold on to the 62 percent of Hispanic voters who said they backed Bill Clinton last year.

A NEW YORK woman who backed Bill Clinton last April to win the presidency scooped £56,250 when he swept to victory, bookmakers William Hill said.

In an effort to meet those concerns, Mr. Riordan and others have backed bills for a board appointed by elected officials, and these measures are pending in the State Legislature.

Forty years later, we backed Bill Clinton for the Presidential primary in New York, and although President George Bush was unopposed in the state, we told readers he deserved renomination.

During 2012, Keating voted in favor of 10 of 12 AFL-CIO backed bills, with the two opposing votes dealing with small business startups and swap dealer exclusions.

She had also backed bills for a considerable amount for her brother-in-law, the husband of a Miss Davies (who appeared at the Haymarket on 28 July 1786 as Amelia in the English Merchant).

All Democrats Backed Bill The Senate passed the legislation by a vote of 65 to 34 in a victory that was important but far from conclusive because it left the bill's supporters two votes short of the margin needed to override a veto.

Many liberal Democrats are unenthusiastic about their choices, although Ken Cuccinelli, McAuliffe's main Republican opponent, has received similar reaction among moderate Republicans, especially those who had previously backed Bill Bolling, who dropped out of the race in November.

But while they backed Bill Clinton in 1992, "we're not like other unions that have kept an eye out for one party," said Daniel Duncan, the communications director of the Seafarers International, who keeps an old bumper sticker that says "Maritime for Nixon" in his office.

The state's voters broadly backed Bill Clinton and Congressional Democrats in 1992, then turned with a fury to Republicans in 1994, giving them a 7-to-2 advantage in the House delegation and even ousting the speaker of the House, Thomas S. Foley, a Spokane Democrat.

Dukakis Backed Bill Mark Garan, a spokesman for Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts, said Mr. Dukakis supported the wilderness bill, adding that the veto proved that Mr. Bush "has no intention of protecting the environment."

Two years into his position as Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, which he landed as a former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who backed Bill Clinton's Presidential bid in 1992, the 71-year-old former Admiral uses humor to defuse tensions and ticklish situations between the old allies.