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...case I'll be making to Democrats in the coming weeks is that the candidate who beats Bill Weld will be the candidate who can beat him at every level--concern for people, commitment to values and command of ideas," Barrett said in a statement in April 1993. "I'm ready to begin...
...interview at the State House last January, Barrett said that while Weld is a popular incumbent an opponent who focuses on the middle class can beat...
...Weld has the conventional advantages of incumbency, name recognition and money," Barrett said. "An imaginative and daring challenge can capture the imagination of all the people who feel trod under by Bill's aloof and insensitive way of carrying himself...
...Barrett's "imaginative challenge has included a walk across the state. Last summer, Barrett walked more than 400 miles, visiting numerous small businesses and towns...
While pundits coined the term "Teflon president" to describe former President Ronald W. Reagan's ability to emerge untouched by potential problems, Barrett has invoked the cartoon character Mr. Magoo to make a similar point about Weld...