Within a few years Rahm would be back in Washington, as a congressman from Chicago, the city he thought should be capital of the world. ’ ” After the tree lighting, we attended a reception, to which all the party leaders were invited. We walked onto the stage to greet Al and Tipper and the thousands of people who had filled the downtown streets. m overseas filled the city’s convention center, a poignant reminder that the mortality rate of firemen is even higher than that of police officers.
mmission on HIV/AIDS and endorsed me, disgusted with the administration’s lack of attention to, and action on, the AIDS problem. All through September the campaign drew large, enthusiastic crowds, or “October crowds,” as I called them, North and South Korean Olympians sat at adjoining tables in the dining room and talked to each other. bright, Secretary Rubin, Secretary Daley, and six members of Congress, including John Dingell of Michigan, the longest-serving member of the House.
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