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...known as Dem Apples, which contains mainly conservative-bashing articles such as “Ron Paul Still Scares Me.” Current Red Ivy editor Frances I. Martel ’09 thinks informative websites like VoteGopher.com can be a good way for students to learn about candidates?? issues, but warns them to take the postings with a grain of salt. “Everyone is biased to some extent,” says Martel. But even if the sites aren’t completely balanced, cute furries can make even agricultural subsidies seem almost...
...fallout of the apparent flip-flop was quite revealing of some candidates?? sentiments about illegal immigration. In addition to some Democratic candidates deriding Clinton’s “dishonesty,” Republican candidates criticized both Clinton and Governor Spitzer for the plan, with Mitt Romney saying that “it communicates to people coming to the country illegally that, with a wink and a nod, it is alright...
...rules and regulations that will inhibit the ability of Tuesday’s winner to act. City politicians have no formal role in the planning negotiations, which are limited to the property holders, the BRA, and the Harvard Allston Task Force. Task Force Chairman Ray Mellone said that the candidates?? promises to impact the development process might be hard to keep once elected. “Both candidates seem to be talking about all the university expansions, but they don’t seem to have a clue as to how it can be handled...
Walser, Fowler-Finn’s staunchest ally, is retiring at the end of her term, and some say former School Committee member Marc C. McGovern, who spoke out against renewing Fowler-Finn’s contract in 2006, could win her seat. The other candidates??Nancy Tauber, Gail Lemily Wiggins, and Stephan Malner—are backed by Walser, and are likely to support the superintendent...
Sixty-three percent of the campaign stories examined “game” aspect of the campaign, such as which candidates were winning or losing in the polls and their fundraising statistics, according to the report. In contrast, 17 percent of stories focused on candidates?? personal histories, and fifteen percent on the candidates?? ideas and policy proposals...