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Woodhouse's tasteless comments presumably may be attributed to the President or the First "Lady", since they are in charge of the Democratic Party.

DNC reacts: Palin decision 'continues a pattern of bizarre behavior' 2009

If we all took Mr. Woodhouse's example, we'd be pretty pathetic.

DNC reacts: Palin decision 'continues a pattern of bizarre behavior' 2009

[Contact the Democratic National Committee on their official contact page, to let them know what you think of Woodhouse's statement.]

Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [130] -- Who Is This "They" Obama Speaks Of? 2010

[Contact the Democratic National Committee on their official contact page, to let them know what you think of Woodhouse's statement.]

Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [130] -- Who Is This "They" Obama Speaks Of? 2010

Richard Woodhouse's letterbook; Rollins gives a slightly different rendition of the same ms.

Notes on 'Sounding Romantic: The Sound of Sound' 2008

As I noted yesterday, a key effect of Woodhouse's attack on Steele is the chilling of Republican dissent on the Afghanistan war - Republican dissent that war critics need in order to end it; and the letter attempts to counteract that effect and to pressure the DNC to not engage in this sort of attack on war critics in the future.

Robert Naiman: Peace Activists Protest DNC Attack on Steele for War Criticism 2010

Woodhouse's Jeeves stories for elegant writing and wry British humour.

gillpolack: I feel deeply philosophical today. One gillpolack 2009

The most abundant resident birds are the bushtit, pinyon jay, plain titmouse, black-chinned hummingbird, Woodhouse's jay, red-tailed hawk, golden eagle, red-shafted flicker, and rock wren.

Colorado Plateau Semidesert Province (Bailey) 2009

You mention oak woodland and pinyon/juniper populations, but that sounds like coastal California and interior populations, which are pretty much allopatric and used to be considered as separate (sub) species -- California Jay and Woodhouse's Jay I believe.

The war on parasites: a pigeon’s eye view Darren Naish 2006

Mrs. Elton swelled at the idea of Miss Woodhouse's presiding;

Volume III, Chapter VII of _Emma_ by Jane Austen 2000