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...phrase Hillary Rodham Clinton borrowed from philosopher Michael Lerner, creating a brief buzz that inspired him to make it the title of a recent book. There's Gertrude Himmelfarb's jeremiad The De-Moralization of Society, championed by Newt Gingrich. And there's former professor Bill ("Book of Virtues") Bennett, the Republicans' moralist-intellectual, who has crafted much of the moral language used by Dole...
...ponder New York City all day without associating it with Thomas Wolfe, and San Francisco for a month without thinking of Tony Bennett, but Chicago is the Hog Butcher and "player with railroads and nation's freight handler." Though the trains don't run, and though the hogs are gone...
CORP. FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING Desperation move? Will air animated version of PBSphobe Bill Bennett's Book of Virtues...
...could be argued that what they were really doing was hitting the default key. As values guru Bill Bennett puts it, "You've got to go to places where Bill Clinton can't go." For the President to utter the words "middle-class tax cut" would amount to what Dole communications director John Buckley calls "revisiting the scene of the crime...He can chase us down several alleys. He cannot chase us down the tax-cut alley...
...insisted they be considered for a job. Some Senators still haven't mastered the signals. Florida's Connie Mack recalls that after pitching Dole on a series of economic issues earlier this year, he left the meeting dejected, certain Dole had been unimpressed. But his partner, Utah's Bob Bennett, said, "No, don't worry, that went fine." "How do you know?" Mack asked. "Did you see his eye twitch?" replied Bennett. "That means he liked...