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...concern is about getting a job after graduation…I would take an economist’s approach and look at each candidate??s program for job creation, balanced budget, and free trade,” said Latvian-Russian Sergey Trishin ’05 of how he would vote in this election, if he could...
More than half of voters say they care most about a candidate??s “positions on issues,” while more than a quarter say they judge on “values...
Indeed, those voters that could keep their eyes open for the full 90 minutes learned remarkably little about either candidate??s policies. Why is President George Bush so convinced that China would leave the bargaining table and pout if the United States facilitated bilateral talks between the Koreas? Does John Kerry have a real exit strategy for Iraq, or is he just relying on the questionable notion that the rest of the world will swoop in from the wings to aid a Kerry administration stuck with President Bush’s mess? The American people missed...
...What Vamsi’s talent is—and I think what identifies him as a [MacArthur Fellowship] candidate??is that he has synthesized his own education in many different areas,” said David Beier, an associate professor at Harvard Medical School...
This debate will reveal contrasts that lie deeper than either candidate??s prior successes. George W. Bush stands not only on an accomplished record, but demonstrates a sense of clarity and leadership necessary to pursue a successful War on Terror. The president, if nothing else, will be straightforward and sincere tomorrow night. This sense of honesty and clear, determined vision will undoubtedly stand in sharp contrast to his opponent’s precarious pessimism, and find a resounding audience with the American people...