[DOC] [TLE] Susan Molinari - Wikipedia [PAR] Spouse(s), John Lucchesi (19881992) Bill Paxon (1994present). Alma mater  
State University of New York, Albany. Religion, Roman Catholicism. Susan 
Molinari (born March 27, 1958) is a politician, journalist, and lobbyist from New 
York. ... On January 1, 1990, incumbent Republican U.S. Congressman Guy 
Molinari... [DOC] [TLE] Dole Names Keynote Speaker And Sends Message to Women ... [PAR] Bob Dole said tonight that Representative Susan Molinari, a Staten Island 
Republican who ... rights, would be the keynote speaker at the Republican 
National Convention in August. ... daughter and wife of Representative Bill Paxon 
of Buffalo, on CNN's "Larry King Live. ... New York Times ... Published: July 16, 
1996. [DOC] [TLE] Ex-congresswoman Tells Of Gop Power Struggles - tribunedigital ... [PAR] May 24, 1998 ... Former Congresswoman Susan Molinari affirmatively answers those questions ... 
politico from Staten Island, N.Y., who suddenly swapped the rat race of Congress 
... and husband, Bill Paxon, who has also resigned his congressional seat. ... as 
keynote speaker at the 1996 Republican National Convention. [DOC] [TLE] THE LIFE OF THE PARTY - The Washington Post [PAR] Aug 13, 1996 ... And now, the preferred face of the Republican Party, 1996: ... It is a common, but 
rarely realized, hope for keynote speakers of both parties. ... He's a congressman 
from Upstate New York, Bill Paxon, 42, ... why his wife was chosen to keynote the 
crucial convention: "She's a New Yorker and can talk fast. [DOC] [TLE] Bill Paxon's Awe in the Family - Washington Post [PAR] Y.) with his wife, former representative Susan Molinari, and daughter Susan Ruby 
Paxon. ... Rep. Bill Paxon was furiously working the phones from his home in 
Alexandria ... while staffers in his two New York offices listened on speaker 
phones: .... the 1996 Republican convention when her mother gave the keynote 
speech... [DOC] [TLE] A Key Note For The Gop - tribunedigital-chicagotribune [PAR] Dole Courting Female Voters With A Moderate From N.y.. July 17, 1996|By Mary 
Jacoby, Washington Bureau. ... her surprise selection as keynote speaker at next 
month's Republican convention was "a lot larger than symbolism." ... team in 
Congress (she is married to fellow New York GOP Rep. Bill Paxon), was 
conciliatory. [DOC] [TLE] The Keynote Speaker - tribunedigital-chicagotribune [PAR] Aug 13, 1996 ... A rising star of the Republican Party, Susan Molinari could be ... her role as 
keynote speaker at the party Tuesday night to launch herself ... the pro-choice 
U.S. representative from Staten Island would have to ... In 1994, Molinari married 
Rep. Bill Paxon of upstate New York, a marriage made in GOP heaven. [DOC] [TLE] GOP Star to Quit Congress for TV | E! News [PAR] Dec 19, 2012 ... ... was the keynote speaker at the 1996 Republican National Convention in ... 
She is married to Rep. Bill Paxon, also a New York Republican. [DOC] [TLE] For Molinari, Keynote Speech Is Not 'Just the Woman Thing' - latimes [PAR] GOP CONVENTION '96 ... August 13, 1996|GERALDINE BAUM | TIMES STAFF 
WRITER. NEW YORK  Susan Molinari, tonight's keynote speaker at the 
Republican ... Bill Paxon of suburban Buffalo, was the key fund-raiser and 
strategist for the 1994 ... "She is one of the brightest people in Congress," says 
former GOP... [DOC] [TLE] Susan Molinari Facts - Biography - YourDictionary [PAR] Susan Molinari was born in Staten Island, New York, on March 27, 1958, ... In 
1994, Molinari married fellow politician William Paxon, a congressman from ... In 
1996, Molinari was chosen to deliver the keynote address at the Republican ... 
The keynote speaker at a political convention presents the issues relevant to the
... [DOC] [TLE] Keynote speaker sees herself as symbol for GOP Molinari says ... [PAR] Aug 13, 1996 ... NEW YORK -- Susan Molinari, tonight's keynote speaker at the Republican 
convention, is the first to admit she doesn't ... Campaign 1996

Question: This N.Y. congresswoman & wife of Bill Paxon was the keynote speaker at the 1996 Republican Convention
Answer: Susan Molinari