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10 Questions for Cheryl Hudspeth

Editor's note: AOL News asked U.S. House and Senate candidates to answer questions about themselves and their views on two big issues. Cheryl Hudspeth is the Democratic candidate for Kansas' 2nd Congressional District. The Fun Stuff 1) Everyone is angry with politicians in Washington. Why do you want to be one of...

10 Questions for '10 Candidates

Elections are supposed to be about politics and public policy and big issues. And this election has its share of all that, given the stakes. But elections are also about people -- the kind of people who want to run for federal office. And we at AOL News wanted to get a better sense of just who these people are. So...

10 Questions for Keith Rothfus

Editor's note: AOL News asked U.S. House and Senate candidates to answer questions about themselves and their views on two big issues. Keith Rothfus is the Republican candidate for Pennsylvania's 4th Congressional District. The Fun Stuff 1) Everyone is angry with politicians in Washington. Why do you want to be one of...

10 Questions for Clint Hylton

Editor's note: AOL News asked U.S. House and Senate candidates to answer questions about themselves and their views on two big issues. Clint Hylton is the Democratic candidate for Missouri's 6th Congressional District. The Fun Stuff 1) Everyone is angry with politicians in Washington. Why do you want to be one of...

10 Questions for Vernon Harrison

Editor's note: AOL News asked U.S. House and Senate candidates to answer questions about themselves and their views on two big issues. Vernon Harrison is the Republican candidate for Massachusetts' 9th Congressional District. The Fun Stuff 1) Everyone is angry with politicians in Washington. Why do you want to be one of...

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10 Questions For The Dalai Lama is a 2006 documentary film in which filmmaker Rick Ray meets with Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama at his monastery in Dharamsala, India.

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