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 STAMFORD, Conn.  The Connecticut medical examiner says the five family members 
who were killed in a Christmas morning house fire in Stamford died 
of smoke inhalation.The medical examiner's office said Wednesday that the grandfather, Lomer 
Johnson, also suffered a blunt head and neck trauma, which could have 
resulted from a fall or being hit by an object.All the deaths 
were ruled accidental. Stamford fire officials said Tuesday that embers in a 
bag of discarded fireplace ashes started the fire.The other four victims were 
Johnson's wife, Pauline, and three of their granddaughters, 10-year-old Lily and 7-year-old 
twins Grace and Sarah.The girls' mother, advertising executive Madonna Badger, and Michael 
Borcina, a friend and contractor working on the house, escaped.
 both Republican and Democratic incumbents have been drawn into primary battles against 
incumbents of the same party. But Democrats of late have endured a 
string of bad news on the redistricting front -- most recently, the 
redrawn map in New Jersey pushed Democratic Rep. Steve Rothman into a 
primary battle against fellow Democratic Rep. Bill Pascrell. And in Pennsylvania, Democratic 
Reps. Jason Altmire and Mark Critz are expected to compete for the 
same seat while GOP districts are strengthened under a newly unveiled map."Republicans 
should be very pleased with the results of the ... redistricting," said 
David Avella, president of the Republican recruiting organization GOPAC.In New Jersey, the 
Democrat-on-Democrat battle emerged Tuesday as Rothman announced his decision to campaign in 
the newly drawn 9th District.Rothman already represents the 9th District, but the 
new map placed his home town of Fair Lawn into the new 
5th District, currently represented by Repub
ny, like Jeff Mullen, pastor of one of the Des Moines area's 
mega churches, helped lead Bachmann's winning campaign for Iowa's Republican presidential straw 
poll last August. But since then, Bachmann has faded in polls, although 
Wednesday she planned to conclude an ambitious effort to campaign in all 
of Iowa's 99 counties.The CNN poll showed Bachmann with support of 9 
percent of likely GOP caucus-goers, up slightly from the last poll. Perry 
had 11 percent, also up slightly.Bachmann told reporters on her campaign bus 
between stops in Iowa on Wednesday she wasn't quitting and planned to 
announce additional clergy who were supporting her candidacy."The pastors who have endorsed 
my campaign want to see me as the next president of the 
United States," Bachmann said.Gordon, who helped lead the campaign against the judges, 
said the fear of a divided social conservative vote is widespread among 
the state's evangelical clergy. However, few have actually reached out to can
 



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