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...after having been a state senator is a real stretch and he could hurt himself badly.” Whitman was more optimistic about the chances of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, noting that he “has a real chance of winning” traditionally blue states like New York and New Jersey. “If you look at the electoral map,” she said, “he could win in those states that are the most competitive with the biggest electoral votes. The problem is he couldn?...
...which center on weightier—and possibly more damaging—matters than batons.“If there is a campaign that is desperate for an attack...it doesn’t surprise me that out of desperation, that campaign would make [an] accusation out of the blue,” said Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, who is responsible for filing Petersen-Sundquist campaign reports with the EC. While she herself was the subject of a complaint, baton-twirler Lindsay M. Liles ’10 seemed a bit less concerned with inter-campaign wrangling...
...game,” Stone said “The kids define it in a given way for someone who works in the trenches.”Added Cahow: “The award really represents Coach Stone’s mantra for us: We’re a blue-collar team that needs to bring a lunch pail and hard hat to every game.” While it may evoke images of Boston’s Big Dig rather than the rink at Bright Arena, this mantra has yielded its results on the ice.The Crimson...
...Bush and the war, she promised only that her party would give the report's recommendations "full consideration" - not its stamp of approval. Pelosi has been leery of the commission from the start, because she had no hand in picking its Democratic members. Normally legislation setting up such blue-ribbon panels has a clause specifying that congressional Democratic and Republican leaders will have a hand in picking members. But the measure creating this panel, sponsored by G.O.P. Congressman Frank Wolf, left those choices up to the co-chairs, former Secretary of State James Baker and former Indiana Rep. Lee Hamilton...
...says Daniel A. “Choco” Litt ’10. His playful eyes belie his now-serious demeanor, making him appear as if he’s always in on a private joke. He’s wearing a knit sweater—blue, of course, the color he says he wears everyday to minimize fashion faux...