Ann Richards

RWell, the fact that it was a DNC convention says it all. Don't confuse them with facts. No, they don't mean squat unless it can benefit them.

RBen Franklin scientist, inventor, statesman, printer, philosopher, musician and economist.or Helen Keller was an American author, activist and lecturer. She was the first deafblind person to graduate from college

RI hate Texans who act like their state is SO RED. It really is not that red. 40 percent of voters identify themselves as Independents. Senator Hutchinson is basically the only shot to keep a Republican governor. Her campaign has been horrible thus far and the lead looks insurmountable but at least she would get some moderate votes. Mayor Bill White is Democrats greatest opportunity to win back the Governor's mansion, especially if he runs against Rick Perry.

RMenachem BeginHillary ClintonMonica LewinskyWhitewater

ROver inflated ego.They found him at a prayer meeting.

RThe german people electing Hitler as their leader (caused attempt at jewish genocide), the stockmarket crash in new york (caused great depression)

RObama has all of the qualifications needed to be VP and he wasn't even a governor.

RBush has a higher IQ than Kerry

RGrowth and prosperity? 24% of children in Texas live in poverty. Texas has the highest percent of minimum wage workers.

RSorry i hope this helps you. I am way to young to know about that Cinderella. I found it @ blockbusterTheatrical Release Information | See Details About All VersionsLesley Ann Warren plays the title role in this television production of the classic Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein III musical. Cinderella (Warren) is a sweet and pretty young woman who has been given a poor hand by fate; her stepmother (Jo Van Fleet) treats her cruelly, and while her graceless sisters are invited to a royal ball, Cinderella is not allowed to attend. But her Fairy Godmother (Celeste Holm) has other plans, and Cinderella attends the ball, where she makes a tremendous impression upon the Prince (Stuart Damon). But her Godmother's magic only works until midnight, and Cinderella is forced to leave the festivities at their height; will she ever see the Prince again? And how will he ever find her? This was the second television production of this musical version of the classic fairy tale; the original 1957 version featured a young Julie Andrews in the lead. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie GuideTheatrical Feature Running Time: 83 mins Complete Cast:Lesley Ann Warren - CinderellaWalter Pidgeon - KingJo Van Fleet - StepmotherBarbara Ruick - EsmereldaBill Lee - FatherCeleste Holm - Fairy GodmotherTrudi Ames - DaughterStuart Damon - Prince CharmingFrancesca Bellini - 3rd MaidenJoe E. Marks - AideJackie Ward - 7th MaidenDebbie Megowan - Young MaidenPat Carroll - Prunella