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But that doesnt mean we're going to take the back seat anymore. No no. We're ready to let him cling to our coattails for a change. After all, we're getting better grades, winning awards, making our mark in the world. We've been biding our time, waiting...
And maybe that's OK, after all. Maybe Republicans have come to terms with the fact that they're not, and will never be, the party of youth. An old chestnut, circulated ad nauseam this year, goes like this: "Anyone who's young and isn't a liberal doesn't...
Making the case for change in an era of prosperity requires a complex argument, and this may be one of Bush's most nuanced yet. In the wake of Tuesday's news about a record annual budget surplus, the governor pressed the case that Al Gore couldn't be trusted...
The couple is biding their time until graduation--Barnett's girlfriend may take advanced standing and come east for graduate school.
In fact, the Chechens were just biding their time. Last week guerrillas came out of nowhere to raid three important towns. Creeping into Argun, mixing with local residents, attackers assaulted Russian troops occupying buildings in the town square, killing 10 or 20 before ferocious return fire drove them off. In...