...the greatest superintendent of education in the U.S.," he told the audience, just after she called him the "greatest governor in the United States of America." Mrs. Floyd, a businesswoman from Spartanburg who has twin 9-year-old boys...
...in his run for governor of Pennsylvania? "I introduced him when he made his announcement. I think he'll make a great governor. He has great leadership qualities. He's a solid guy. I think he'll be a good man for the job."
...the three candidates to lead the state party."I respect Gov. Deal," Hanley said. "We all want him to be a great governor, not a good one. But if he's not the governor we want him to be in 3 1/2 years, maybe he needs a challenge...
...O'Donovan, who said he was a roommate of Jenny's father at Georgetown University. "I always thought he was special, but special people get more special. He was a good congressman ... and I think he's going to be a great governor."
...miscalculations and the secrecy that Deal wrapped himself around to keep getting elected? He says he will make a great governor in a time of economic distress? If an elected official can't manage his own financial situation, how will he manage...
...that's how he was," Mr. Kahn said. "He was a great governor and believed in a strong party." Just before leaving...served with Mr. Busbee in the House. "He was a great governor," he said. Staff writer Preston Sparks contributed...
...themselves like Christians while they are driving. I AM FROM GEORGIA, but I think Gov. Sanford of South Carolina is a great governor. He has integrity, like John Ashcroft, the attorney general.
With less than a week until the primaries, many people are seeing the TV ads being run by candidates seeking the Republican nomination for South Carolina governor.Pearlious Bledsoe, Graniteville, S.C.
...strong foundation for future generations of Georgians. In the House, Mr. Murphy called his longtime adversary a "great governor" who "has given Georgia hope in more ways than the HOPE scholarship." Mr. Miller responded by thanking Mr. Murphy...
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