Steven Gooden

He's a virgin. He loves his President. And he's a rapper, kind of--although he's never made a record and has rarely performed outside church. He's Steven Gooden, a.k.a. TRQ (for The Right Question), and he's a textbook example of how one person can send the media chasing. A conservative Christian from Van Nuys, Gooden quit his job as a legal file clerk Aug. 6 to handle media calls full time since agreeing to perform at a pre-convention Republican youth rally tonight in Houston.

He's a virgin. He loves his President. And he's a rapper, kind of--although he's never made a record and has rarely performed outside church. He's Steven Gooden, a.k.a. TRQ (for The Right Question), and he's a textbook example of how one person can send the media chasing. A conservative Christian from Van Nuys, Gooden quit his job as a legal file clerk Aug. 6 to handle media calls full time since agreeing to perform at a pre-convention Republican youth rally tonight in Houston.

Barbra Streisand and Jack Nicholson rallied to President Clinton's defense Wednesday, but what the president really needs are members of Congress like Stephen Horn. Across California and around the country, Clinton's friends and foes staged rallies and prayer vigils--pro and con--on impeachment in a final push to sway undecided members of Congress.