His motives are partly self-serving: he needs social credentials in a state that leans leftwards.
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But Ms. Black needed, and was ultimately granted, a waiver from the state Education Department, because she didn't have the education credentials or experience in schools required by state law.
You can watch those hearings with an eye toward learning what your senators are really concerned about, and no senator questioned Negroponte's credentials to become deputy secretary of state.
Lawless, a state police officer for 13 years, defended his credentials in the days after the attack.
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He brought credentials as a former chairman of the state's Legislative Black Caucus and a member of the Louisiana Trial Lawyers Association to the Senate race.
Both highlighted states that have made progress in changing laws to make it easier for military spouses to attain new credentials when they move to a new state, and challenged all 50 states to follow through.
July 2006: US media reports that intruders penetrate the US Department of State (DoS) networks, stealing sensitive information and user login credentials, and install backdoors on numerous computers, allowing them to return to the systems at will.
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Officials said he did not have the correct credentials because his appointment had not been signed off by the Illinois secretary of state.
His colleague Laksamana Sukardi--a former banker named to head the Ministry of Investment and State Enterprises-- wins praise for his market-friendly philosophies more than any concrete macroeconomic credentials.
Two other major GOP hopefuls, Iowa frontrunner Mitt Romney and Fred Thompson, have actually been absent from the state so far this week, though each is a constant presence in TV ads that tout their conservative credentials.
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