Sentences with phrase «until after the inauguration»

Not exact matches

Suffolk Republicans, meanwhile, waited until the day after Mr. Romaine's inauguration Monday to name Mr. Walter as their guy, even though Suffolk County Republican Chairman John Jay LaValle said at the inauguration that a decision had already been made.

Even after President Bush was elected specifically championing education reform, it took a bi-partisan Congress until January 2002, a full year after inauguration, to send him a final bill.

I appreciate the motive to entertain and satirize but perhaps you, in generosity to your frazzled readership who simply do not know how they are going to live their daily lives with less politics until the next inauguration (and probably again after the honeymoon is over), please — start a political blog and refrain from contaminating your wonderful dog blog.