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...Romney's approach might be called "Today is the first day of the rest of your campaign." In short, he has flipped. As recently as 2002 his support for abortion rights was "unequivocal." Now he holds the opposite view with equal firmness. The firmness is good, but just a dab of equivocation wouldn't hurt. To go from one unequivocal extreme to the other reflects a mind that is more concerned about being in the right place than about why this is the right place...
Giuliani's approach can be labeled "lemons into lemonade." Rather than changing his mind, or pretending to, he is sticking to his pro-choice guns (his pro-gun-control guns, too, for that matter) and hoping to get credit from Republican voters for being a feisty, independent-minded old cuss. He's also hoping that there are Republicans who care more about winning than about fetuses...
Harvard’s head baseball coach Joe Walsh follows the same philosophy. But for him, the problem is that his sport cannot even begin to approach football in terms of racial diversity on the national level...
...Bush’s continued support of remaining in Iraq will be in direct conflict not only with the position of Congress but also with the will of the people he claims to represent. Perhaps then the White House will finally be convinced of the need to change our approach to Iraq...
...fact that Americans now live and work in the same small bases as their Iraqi counterparts allows for more oversight, but the Iraqis run operations independently and their every move is not tracked by U.S. soldiers. The sergeant answered that unless residents approach Americans when they feel mistreated by the Iraqi Army, the U.S. forces simply won't know...