Sanders Says His Expectations Are One
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Deion Sanders stood on the Baltimore Ravens&#39; practice field and chatted with his new teammates, some of whom were old friends, some new.
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The average American should expect to work forever.
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Bob Sanders' big hits have finally paid off in a big way. The two-time Pro Bowler signed a five-year contract extension Friday, a deal that will keep him with the Indianapolis Colts through 2012 and makes him one of the league's highest-paid safeties.
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Former senator scheduled to speak in New Orleans -- appearance, billed as anti-poverty speech, now expected to serve as platform for ending Democrat's White House bid.
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Dan Balz on What the Caucuses Will Tell Us
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It's a statement, and perhaps a bargain.
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In effort to appease right wing, candidate vows to honor party values and touts conservative record.
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At Monday's press conference, the president acknowledged snags, but affirmed an agenda of a few big ideas.
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The victorious President sees America &quot;entering a season of hope.&quot; The vanquished Democrat sees a nation &quot;in need of unity&quot;.
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"It appears to me that we are seeing a return of legitimate earnings expectations..."
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One idea promises to make a good thing even better.
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LONG ODDS: Those candidates seeking the presidency but polling in the single digits remain hopeful that something &#151; anything &#151; will propel them into the top ranks.
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Market politicos sometimes say one thing but mean another.
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Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, who plans to announce his candidacy for president formally on Tuesday, said he liked his chances.
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By Lee Graves, Richmond Times-Dispatch  Feb. 18--John Odenkirk doesn't want to set expectations too high.
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Text of a statement released Saturday by Democrat Barack Obama after the Nevada caucuses:
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âThe lowering of expectations for the president will make his improvement [in coming debates] all the more apparent.â. NPR.org, October 4, 2004 Â· The first debate between President Bush and his Democratic rival, Sen.