Vietnamese article on Viet Bao: THƯỢNG NGHỊ SĨ JIM WEBB TƯỞNG NIỆM TỬ SĨ VNCH

Vietnamese article on Viet Bao: Hồng Lê: Từ Tị Nạn Thành Vợ 1 TNS Mỹ

Vietnamese article on Viet Bao: Webb (vợ Là Nữ Ls Hồng Lê Webb) Thắng TNS

Vietnamese article on Viet Bao: Virginia: Vinh Danh Các Thiện Nguyện Giúp Cao Niên 11/01/06

Vietnamese article Viet Bao: Virginia: Mời Dự Buổi Gây Quỹ Giúp Bão Lụt Miền Trung

English article on The Washington Post: "FAMILY _ Twice divorced; wife, Hong Le, 38, who fled the fall of South Vietnam as a child; ... ", from A Look at Virginia Sen.-Elect Jim Webb in The Washington Post

Picture from The Virginia-Pilot newspaper: Sen.-elect Jim Webb, joined by his wife, Hong Le, lifts his son's combat boots in victory in Arlington on Thursday.

Picture from Macon newspaper: U.S. Senate candidate-elect from Virginia Jim Webb (C) arrives with his wife Hong Le Webb (L) at his victory rally in Arlington, Virginia, November 9, 2006.

English article on The Washington Post: "Aides said Webb had been relaxing at home since then with his wife, Hong Le, and his four children and visiting with about a dozen of his Marine Corps buddies from the Vietnam War", from Webb wins as Allen concedes defeat

2006 Voters Guide

MARYLAND: Deadline to submit a Late Absentee Ballot Application in person (8 PM 11/07/06)

MARYLAND: General Election Day (7 AM - 8 PM 11/07/06)

DC: General Election Day (7 AM - 8 PM 11/07/06)

VIRGINIA: General Election Day (6 AM - 7 PM 11/07/06)

English article on The Washington Post: "Vietnamese American Catholics are known for being highly traditional and loyal -- taking Communion by mouth and not by hand, praying together as a family before bed, sending hundreds and hundreds of their sons and daughters to become priests and nuns.", from Songs of a Shared Journey, Simple Faith 11/05/06

Video Clip on The Washington Post: Vietnamese and Catholic in Arlington 11/05/06

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