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...policy, just what criteria do Americans use to pick their president? Does it boil down to raw identity politics? Or, even worse, is Hillary-hatred based on factors as (literally) cosmetic as her brow and laugh? Are we truly to choose a commander in chief based on the candidate??s marital history or a brief (albeit misguided) affinity for headbands...
...Animal voters are not card carrying PETA members, and they’ve never picketed a KFC in their lives. But they care about animals, and they see a candidate??s attitude to animals as a broader reflection of his compassion and character. That’s why senators ranging from conservative Rick Santorum in Pennsylvania to liberal Robert Byrd in West Virginia have sought the Humane Society Legislative Fund’s (HSLF) endorsement in their re-election bids. Animal protection is what marketers call a “signal issue”—something...
...going to beat either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama,” said Lorch, who is also an inactive Crimson news writer. Another dedicated Romney supporter, Brian J. Bolduc ’10, heard the news of Romney’s withdrawl after arriving at the former Republican candidate??s headquarters in Boston, where Bolduc was interning. He said that his disappointment was shared by many others at the CPAC convention where Romney announced his decision. “People were booing the fact that he was withdrawing. They were crying,” said Bolduc...
...carbon emissions and help fight climate change, Obama proposes a cap-and-trade system and the corresponding reduction of emissions to 80 percent below the 1990 levels by 2050. Vaulting the U.S. into a leadership position on climate change is a goal that should figure prominently in any presidential candidate??s decision-making. Obama has shown that he cares about the issue and will take it to the White House as a high priority if elected. Obama cares deeply about education, and he has a holistic plan to reform the entire system, from infant healthcare through higher education...
...only alienates Muslims around the world, but emboldens intolerant sects of American society. So far, this strategy has sadly shown itself to be politically successful. Being perceived as sympathetic towards Islam and Muslims is taken as evidence of spineless foreign policy where intolerance and fiery diatribes are to a candidate??s credit.Is this the sort of America we want to live in? How can a nation founded on the precepts of equality and tolerance elect leaders in part based on their perceived ability to malign a religion that over one-sixth of the world’s population...