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...cautious about Hart but not about the political winds he is riding. "We still don't know everything about Hart," Reed said. "But if he holds up under scrutiny, and this generation takes him as theirs, then it could be the start of a fire storm." -By Kurt Andersen. Reported by Sam All is with Mondale and Jack E. White with Hart, and other bureaus...
...Emotion in nomination politics," he said before Iowa and New Hampshire, "is the product of success. The day I win my first primary, this will be the most emotional campaign of all." -By Kurt Andersen. Reported by Tim Miller/Ottawa and Jack E. White with Hart, and other bureaus
...expect any overnight miracles, he says. Even so, he seems almost mystically convinced that, if only because his undoctrinaire liberalism represents our party's future," the nomination will somehow, some day, be his. But it was Mondale who convinced Iowa Democrats that his future is now. -By Kurt Andersen. Reported by Hays Corey with Hart, and Christopher Ogden/Des Moines
...explosive flow of current events" as if it were an imposition, something beyond the call of duty for a Secretary of State. Next day, his 38th wedding anniversary, Shultz took off with his wife for the Bahamas, seeking some needed rest far from that explosive flow. -By Kurt Andersen Reported by Laurence I. Barrett and Johanna McGeary/Washington
...able to fine tune domestic policy and negotiate intricate treaties, and Reagan is not very good at either. There are also times when a President needs to paint with bold strokes, and Reagan, an intuitive master of that art, seems content to do what he does best. -By Kurt Andersen. Reported by Douglas Brew/Washington