Word: caste
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Voter turnout as of last night was low, ranging from one vote cast in Dudley House to 94 in the Canaday-Union district...
...vote margin out of 7,600 cast, voters chose Wolf, a non-native Cantabrigian known more as a detached idealogue, over lifelong resident Galluccio, who has strong ties to the working class...
Clinton and Gore continue to run on pseudo-Republican steam: fighting crime, fighting drugs, fighting the deficit. They offer sensible government, though not too big, and not too encompassing. Universal health care has been tossed aside by everyone except the First Lady. And welfare has been cast off as the failed policy remnants of a prior era, all while selling out the poor and betraying several decades of Democratic principles. The biggest hope for Democratic initiative in the next four years is a jobs bill which would hopefully correct for some of the externalities of the newer, sleeker American economy...
...naturally, speaking in metaphors here, but how delicately they are sauteed, mainly by Tucci, who co-wrote the film with his cousin Joseph Tropiano and co-directed it with Campbell Scott. And how gracefully they are placed before us by a cast assembled from the four corners of show business and clearly delighted to be in a movie that is both as real as food on the table and as hauntingly evanescent as its taste on one's tongue...
...collateral damage. Consultant Dick Morris may have got to play in the sandbox with the big players for a while, but his influence was primarily ancillary--not to mention cynical and pandering to the nth degree. Morris' gimmickry does not address the real concerns of the people. Voters will cast their ballots on decisive pocketbook issues, just as they always do. JEFF SOFTLEY Los Angeles...