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...even if candidates admit their moral failings and even if their political opponents have let the issue go, there is still a more important reason why past faults can be relevant to future leadership: the need for moral authority. There will come a time in every administration when the president will be called upon to be the nation's conscience--to exercise leadership from the top, making a moral argument to stir the hearts and minds of the American people in support of a just cause...
...filed the discrimination complaint, says some of her sorority sisters who knew the black teenager had spoken highly of her--until it came time to assess this year's pledges. "There was an undercurrent of unspoken racism," says Davis. Most of her sorority sisters, she says, voted not to admit the black freshman, who has not been named...
Though we don't like to admit it because we're perfectionists too, we made mistakes just like Hillary did: She had shady, secretive dealings in an Arkansas land deal; we had shady, secretive dealings in a Harvard merger involving buildings on land. Neither of us likes to talk about it much...
...Okay, I admit it, I didn't go to lecture. (Buries head in hands...
...lengthy discussion as to how "rock" this rock'n'roll album should sound. A pop album is mixed quite differently than a rock one, the former emphasizing vocals, and the latter boosting instrumentation. We clearly weren't interested in a too-smooth, pop sound, but had to admit that the album wouldn't exactly cut it down at Club Death, either...