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	Rick Lazio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Enrico Anthony "Rick" Lazio (born March 13, 1958) is a former U.S. Representative from the state of New York.
		Lazio was born in Amityville, New York in Suffolk County.
		As of December 2005, Lazio was an executive vice-president at JPMorgan Chase and Co. After considering a run for New York State Attorney General in 2006, he stated that for both family and political reasons, he would not be running for any office in that year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rick_Lazio (328 words)

	Rick Lazio Speaks With Officials From Across Nassau County
		Lazio discussed the important role these officials play in the state and spoke about how, if he were elected to the Senate, he would be working alongside them to help their communities grow and prosper.
		Lazio, was elected to Congress in 1992, upsetting an 18-year incumbent, after twice being elected to the Suffolk County Legislature and spending time as a village attorney and working as a prosecuter in the Suffolk County district attorney's office.
		Lazio said the federal government's role is not to dictate how these plans are developed but to allow the communities to develop a plan that is fitting for themselves and then to provide funding to allow the communities to implement that plan.
	www.antonnews.com /gardencitylife/2000/10/13/news (1473 words)

	Rick Lazio is Anti-Choice
		Lazio's claim to be "solidly pro-choice" crumbles with scrutiny of his congressional voting record and his current statements.
		In Lazio's own words: "Abortions should be legal during the first trimester" and "I'm for a woman's right to choose, but I think it's not unlimited." So, he believes that government may arbitrarily obstruct a woman's autonomy regarding her own pregnancies, and he votes to create "undue burdens" to abortion.
		Lazio hits on teenagers from several directions: he voted for requiring parental consent with no right to appeal to the courts and with no exception for rape, incest, or health emergencies.
	www.choicematters.org /00-summer/lazio.html (597 words)

	TAISMHO Rick Lazio
		I will use direct quotes from Rick Lazio, manufactured housing industry leadership, the law and proposed law to demonstrate that this legislation is not for the purpose that it is being held out to Congress and the public to be for.
		Lazio statement says that it is the hope of this legislation to end the mistrust between HUD, the industry, and the consumer.
		This statement by Rick Lazio is a contradiction to the very purpose of the Act that he introduced on behalf of the industry.
	www.taismho.com /pastpub/lazio.html (3975 words)

	Salon People \| Rick Lazio: Is he or isn't he? And who the heck is he? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Lazio was quoted as saying, "The people of New York deserve to have somebody who isn't just seeking the Senate seat for personal power, for a temporary perch." "The nerve of that man," said one woman supporter of Giuliani who spoke on the condition she not be named.
		Lazio, on the other hand, first expressed an interest in running about a year ago, reasoning that Moynihan was in his 70s and close to retirement.
		Lazio subsequently visited Giuliani to make his feelings known, realizing that Giuliani was a two-term official and perhaps also had an interest in the senator's position.
	www.salon.com /people/feature/1999/08/13/lazio/index1.html (701 words)

	Lazio Stock Trades Before Takeover Are Called Unusual
		Lazio suddenly took what appeared to be an uncharacteristic gamble: he spent $2,300 on speculative securities trades in a company controlled by some of his campaign contributors.
		Lazio's entry into speculative options trading, coupled with his sizable short-term profit on the deal and his relationship with company executives, might have led to an insider trading investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission had it been aware of the trades at the time.
		Lazio's trades was first gleaned from annual financial disclosure statements that he is required to file with the House of Representatives.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/camp/061600sen-ny-lazio.html (1378 words)

	VOTE.COM \| Who Should Win the U.S. Senate Race Between Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio?
		Congressman Rick Lazio was elected to his house seat in November 1992, defeating an 18-year incumbent in an upset victory.
		Lazio has built bi-partisan relationships as well as working closely with New York's governor, George Pataki, the Mayor of the City of New York, Rudolph Giuliani, and legislators and people across the state to effect positive change for New York.
		Lazio is focused on ensuring the safety and well being of all New Yorkers and their families.
	www.vote.com /vote/9339357/objective9339484.phtml?cat=10882918 (730 words)

	American Politics Journal -- Mrs. Clinton vs. Little Ricky II
		Lazio called the question inaccurate (nonsense -- he was Newt's junior whip), then talked education and defense -- and claimed that the things he did with Gingrich helped education.
		Lazio also said there should be no litmus test for judicial appointments (not so slick, he sounded like an evasive Republican), but tipped his hand when he talked "precedent" -- he was talking states' so-called rights, not Roe v.
		Lazio LIED when he said that there's been a "dramatic" increase in drug use among kids (the fact is this has NEVER been accurately measured until recently and may have been worse a decade ago).
	www.americanpolitics.com /2000108HillaryRicky2.html (2197 words)

	New York: The Anti-Hillary Hope - Rick Lazio in the arena National Review - Find Articles
		Lazio's ethnic good looks and ready Ultra- Brite smile could land him in the cast of Friends, but he is far more disciplined and determined than the coffee-klatsch crowd at Central Perk.
		Lazio returned to New York, where he was an assistant district attorney in Suffolk County from 1983 until 1988.
		Lazio has been reelected by wide margins, winning 64 percent of the vote in 1996, for example, when President Clinton trounced Bob Dole in the district, 54 percent to 34 percent.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1282/is_11_52/ai_62838137 (842 words)

	lazio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Lazio manfully strode across the stage to within a few feet of Hillary’s lectern.* He thrust a piece of paper at her and demanded that she sign it.
		A fine and well-rehearsed gambit it was: Rick Lazio, his famous grin displaced by a look of fierce accusation, standing there in Hillary’s space, pointing his finger, telling her what to do.
		Lazio pointed his finger at Hillary, but the person he gave the finger to was finally himself.
	www.acsu.buffalo.edu /~bjackson/lazio.html (1548 words)

	Rick Lazio - StarIQ.com
		Lazio’s transformation from a gentle, sweet-faced minnow to a hungry, overwrought shark can be seen in the combination of his Sun in Pisces and Moon in Capricorn.
		Aries Digs In While Saturn certainly contributed to Lazio’s seeming ruthlessness during the first debate, his sudden switch into attack mode can be seen not only in the cold Capricorn Moon and Mars, but in the position of Mercury, the planet of communication, in Mars-ruled Aries, a sign characterized by aggression, arrogance and directness.
		If he learns the hard lessons of the past month, Lazio could prove to be a worthy contender for the job of New York senator. Otherwise, election day—which has transiting Mercury conjunct his Jupiter, and transiting Venus conjunct Saturn—will simply turn out to be just another day for Rick Lazio.
	www.stariq.com /pagetemplate/article.asp?PageID=1643 (1003 words)

	Rick Lazio for U.S. Senate
		When Rep. Rick Lazio visited with the editorial board of this newspaper, he talked about the kind of senator he would be.
		Assuming Lazio meant that he would adopt Javits' sensible views on social issues and D'Amato's pit bull approach to constituent issues, that's an attractive compromise and one that would serve New Yorkers well.
		Having said all that, Lazio's eight years of experience in the House of Representatives, his easy accessibility to people and his understanding of state issues, when combined with his moderate positions on several key issues, make him the better choice for New Yorkers.
	www.recordonline.com /archive/2000/10/27/edit27.htm (890 words)

	Rick Lazio to Head Financial Policy Group [Free Republic]
		Lazio served as former deputy majority whip and assistant majority leader in the House and was a member of both the House Commerce and Banking committees.
		Lazio was also invited to consider running for Nassau County Executive, although that would have required him to move his wife and two children from their home in Brightwaters, in Suffolk County.
		Lazio, who lives in Suffolk County with his wife and two daughters, will reportedly earn at least $250,000 annually, and be responsible for the overall operations of the forum, which represents such companies as Morgan Stanley, American Express, Citigroup and J. Morgan.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3af075610e41.htm (1479 words)

	In final debate, Lazio criticizes Hillary Clinton's Arkansas 'record' - Octobr 27, 2000
		Clinton, the Democratic nominee for the position, and Lazio, the Republican, are vying to replace Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan in the U.S. Senate.
		The image of Lazio crossing the stage and waving the pledge at Clinton was replayed again and again on local and national television newscasts.
		Lazio challenged Clinton for statements in 1998 in which she appeared to back a Palestinian state -- a touchy subject given the state of Middle East affairs and the large Jewish vote in New York.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/10/27/ny.debate (1214 words)

	Hillary and Lazio: Opponents Going Negative (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		She was countering a Lazio campaign fund-raising letter that said the first lady and President Bill Clinton "embarrassed the country and...
		Lazio acknowledged the letter had gone out under his signature but that he hadn't seen it.
		Lazio's response: Clinton was the first to go negative in the campaign and said Clinton and the New York Democratic Party were distorting his congressional record in their six campaign commercials.
	www.newsmax.com /articles/?a=2000/7/8/83628 (557 words)

	Hurrah for Lazio
		Lazio who has long considered running for Senate was earlier muscled out of the race by the GOP in the same manner that Nita Lowrey was muscled from the race by carpetbagger Hillary!
		Lazio went on to say, "My opponent is a liberal and a proud one, and I respect her for that, but make no mistake: she is no more a New Democrat than she is a New Yorker." The idea that Hillary!
		Lazio is far from "extreme" and I wouldn't even call him "right wing." He supports many of the liberal positions of Guliani such as abortion and gun control.
	www.lewrockwell.com /barnwell/barnwell4.html (1559 words)

	Lazio in mid-Hudson to work the phones and crowds
		Olivia O'Connor of Monroe was in the throng that greeted Lazio outside GOP headquarters.
		Lazio said yesterday that he takes threats made against him and his family seriously.
		Lazio, accompanied yesterday by New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Gov. George Pataki, had a bevy of unsmiling security personnel around.
	www.recordonline.com /archive/2000/11/07/cmlazio.htm (599 words)

	Defining Rick Lazio - CBS News
		Clinton the opportunity to charge the Long Island congressman with "typical politics." (Not to be confused with the politics of the high road practiced in her television ads that warn, "Rick Lazio: the more you know, the more you wonder.").
		Both Clinton and Lazio are pro-choice, the difference between them being a matter of degree.
		Lazio favors a ban on "partial birth abortion"; Clinton does not.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/07/10/politics/main213689.shtml (673 words)

	TIME.com: Why Rick Lazio Shouldn't Be Too Mean to Hillary -- Page 1
		Tuesday night in Buffalo, Rick Lazio and the Republicans knew exactly who they were up against — the entire nation has known that for some time — and they didn't pull many punches.
		Yes, Lazio is a good Long Island Italian, a local boy from the suburbs, and he's eager to play the scrappy underdog, taking the stage to the strains of "Rocky" and joking that he'd like a rematch with the pavement that split his lip Monday.
		Lazio won his current seat by clamping his jaws on the jugular of Gore buddy Tom Downey and not letting go until Downey was dead — but nobody was watching much then.
	www.time.com /time/nation/article/0,8599,46260,00.html (792 words)

	Log Cabin Republicans Endorses Rick Lazio for Senate
		Rick Lazio led the charge of centrists Republicans in the House to increase AIDS funding by hundreds of millions of dollars over the Clinton budgets since 1995.
		Lazio also supports a review of the current policy on gays in the military, and wants to see a "sincere dialogue" between military leaders, Congress and the administration on the results of the review and any steps to be taken.
		Lazio also maintains a written non-discrimination policy in his Congressional office which protects gay and lesbian employees, and has been a strong public supporter of the inclusion of gays and lesbians within the Republican Party.
	www.lcrga.com /archive/200009271306.shtml (736 words)

	CNN Transcript - Crossfire: Rick Lazio Gains Dramatically in Latest Polls - May 26, 2000
		Rick Lazio was no Rudy Giuliani and the Republican optimists figured he might be able to close the gap in, say, three or four weeks.
		Again, the Congressman, Rick Lazio we're talking about, your candidate, portrayed himself as a moderate, and yet when we look at his votes in the Congress, he voted to eliminate the Department of Education.
		Clinton is making a big mistake to attack Congressman Lazio on abortion because she has such high negatives, for her to go on the offensive with a negative attack is a mistake.
	edition.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0005/26/cf.00.html (3093 words)

	The Ballad Of Rick Lazio - Political satirist, James Campion welcomes New York's GOP Senatorial candidate.
		But Rick walked the line and now if he plays this right he's going to be Senator anyway.
		You can't hold anyone responsible for their voting record in 1994 when they were elected in 1992 as a minority party in the 45-year Democratic reign.
		Lazio was rescued from the mouth of the whale.
	www.jamescampion.com /cheklazio.html (926 words)

	Which Rick Do You Pick?
		Lazio will attribute his big score to good luck, and the bad publicity to a vast left-wing conspiracy led by Hillary Clinton.
		Rick Lazio was 16 at the time, a boy who revered his father -- and the elder Lazio, who knew the president, epitomized Nixon's Silent Majority.
		Lazio stands upright and delivers crisp salutes, genuinely humbled, partly because when he looks in the faces of the old soldiers, he sees his father.
	newyorkmetro.com /nymetro/news/politics/newyork/features/3492 (1091 words)

	Profile of Rick Lazio...( good read) [Free Republic]
		And one of the graduating seniors was a young man, Enrico Lazio, who did not make much of an impression on anyone besides the stamp club at the time.
		While Lazio may be politically ambitious, he has developed a reputation as a right-leaning moderate in Congress, where he serves on two key committees - the House Banking and Commerce Committees.
		Lazio, who was running behind in the polls just weeks before the election, successfully hammered at Downey for the checking affair and for his frequent trips overseas.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a3940f226628b.htm (1046 words)

	Rick Sics McCain On Hillary - CBS News
		Rick Lazio has said he'll agree to a soft money ban, but Mrs.
		Meanwhile, a Lazio adviser said in yesterday's NY Times that Lazio is likely to set up a soft money committee of his own in the near future.
		The ad's final line, "Rick Lazio - he's the candidate you can trust," echoes another ad Lazio released earlier in the week that asserts, "Hillary Clinton: You Just Can't Trust Her." The ad signals that trust and character are fast emerging as central themes in Lazio's campaign.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2000/08/31/politics/printable229565.shtml (565 words)

	Online NewsHour: The New York Senate Race -- October 19, 2000
		Lazio spent most of the summer raising money, at the expense of campaigning, in order to compete with Mrs.
		RICK LAZIO: No, I want your signature, because I think that everybody wants to see you signing something that you said you were for.
		Rick Lazio started Memorial Day weekend, and there is no question, we need to put a little bit more meat on the bones of Rick Lazio's agenda for tomorrow.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/election/july-dec00/ny_10-19.html (2422 words)

	Rick Lazio on Education: A Poster Boy for the NEA? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Rick Lazio on Education: A Poster Boy for the NEA?
		Now that Rep. Rick Lazio is the Republican nominee for senator from New York, there is strong interest in his educational views.
		Lazio is a prominent member of the Republican Main Street Partnership (RMSP), a new organization that identifies itself as the only Republican organization devoted to research and policy analysis on public policy issues.
	www.educationpolicy.org /RMSP-Lazio.htm (562 words)

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