Theodore Olson : Theodore Olsen

Theodore B. Olson is the 42nd United States Solicitor General.

After completing his undergraduate degree at the University of the Pacific[?] and his law degree from the University of California, Berkeley, he served as an Assistant Attorney General under the Reagan administration and then entered private practice.

Olson represented President Bush in the case Bush v. Gore, which ended the contested the 2000 Presidential election.

He was nominated to the Office of Solicitor General by President Bush on February 14, 2001, and confirmed by the United States Senate on May 24, 2001.

Theodore Olson was married to conservative TV commentator Barbara K. Olson, who was killed aboard a hijacked aircraft during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the United States.

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In his right hand he carries a Roman sword in its Belzanor on his left, and the guardsmen crowding down behind him. BELZANOR. Who art thou that laughest in the House of Cleopatra guard? THE NEW COMER. I am Bel Affris, descended from the gods. BELZANOR (ceremoniously). Hail, cousin! ALL (except the Persian). Hail, cousin! PERSIAN. All the Queen's guards are descended from the gods, O kings. BEL AFFRIS (to the guardsmen). Hail, cousins! (To the Persian, soldier among soldiers. You will not let the Queen's women have throats cut presently, women, soldiers, and all. PERSIAN (to Belzanor). I told you so. THE SENTINEL (who has been listening). Woe, alas! BEL AFFRIS (calling to him). Peace, peace, poor Ethiop: destiny this mortal (indicating the Persian) told you? BELZANOR. He says that the Roman Julius Caesar, who has landed on of Egypt. He is afraid of the Roman soldiers. (The guardsmen and follow the plough. Sons of smiths and millers and tanners! relations. BELZANOR (hotly, to the Persian). Man to man, are we worse than we Egyptians are as gods above the Romans. THE GUARDSMEN (exultingly). Aha! BEL AFFRIS. But this Caesar does not pit man against.