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...race narrowed to two candidates only within a few weeks of the decisive election on September 16. Allston State Rep. Thomas M. Gallagher, who left the race in June, commented that liberal State Sen. George Bachrach had won "Race A"--a sort of unofficial primary election to become the contender opposite Kennedy. As Gallagher went on to say, the race in the real primary was beyond Bachrach--perhaps beyond any other candidate...
...With a few exceptions, most of the people who are political are liberal or progressive, with a few nutty conservatives," Berger says. The Cambridge native is also vice president of the Democratic Club and organizer of Students for Bachrach, which campaigns for State Sen. George Bachrach. Bachrach is battling Joseph P. Kennedy II for the the Eighth Congressional District seat, a post once occupied by Kennedy's uncle John F. Kennedy '40 and now held by Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill...
...With a few exceptions, most of the people who are political are liberal or progressive, with a few nutty conservatives," Berger says. The Cambridge native is also vice president of the Democratic Club and organizer of Students for Bachrach, which campaigns for State Sen. George Bachrach. Bachrach is battling Joseph P. Kennedy II for the the Eighth Congressional District seat, a post once occupied by Kennedy's uncle John F. Kennedy '40 and now held by Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill...
...close second in the polls is Bachrach, a fiery orator. His fervent speeches may spice up the Congressional Record and win him kudos from local high school debate coaches, but they won't win anything for Cambridge...
Roosevelt favors immediate and comprehensive sanctions against South Africa, divestment of Harvard's $416 million of investments in the apartheid state and self-determination for the countries in Central America. Roosevelt also refused to take contributions from political action committees, a move Bachrach followed, Kennedy hedged on, and King rebuffed...