Word: candidatees
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This year losses are expected to be grater should Democratic candidate Michael S. Dukakis win, since Dukakis attended the K-School after losing a gubernatorial race in 1972, and made many contacts who have acted as campaign advisers.
What if the ideal candidate did? He would recognize the following dilemmas:
When John F. Kennedy '40 ran for the White House in 1960, a campaign to which the current candidate from Massachusetts is fond of referring, he was the first Catholic to stand a serious chance of becoming president. It was an issue that he was Catholic. Not because it should...
Kennedy was the first Catholic; Dukakis is the first ethnic candidate, the first child of immigrants of the late 19th century to attempt to push the parameters of the American dream. Those immigrants experienced prejudice, learning that a last name which sounded foreign brought them abuse more often than a...
As for the candidate's pitch, Borges said, "You have to say, `I know my name's not on the ballot, but I want you to put it there.' And most people will say, `What? Are you crazy?'"