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...Democrats Joe Klein's column on how Al Gore's endorsement of Howard Dean is changing the Democratic Party [Dec. 22] comes down to this: Dean and Gore are angry and hate George W. Bush. Is that a winning [presidential] campaign strategy? Highly unlikely. Hoping that things go badly in the economy and in Iraq is not a philosophy the American people will latch on to. Dean is doomed by his own anger. Jim Slemaker Los Angeles...
...Klein's column on how Al Gore's endorsement of Howard Dean's candidacy is changing the Democratic Party [Dec. 22] comes down to this: Dean and Gore are angry and hate George W. Bush. Personally. Is that a winning campaign strategy? Perhaps within the Democratic Party, but is it a strategy for winning the U.S. presidency? Highly unlikely. Hoping that things go badly in the economy and in Iraq is not a philosophy the American people will latch on to. JIM SLEMAKER Los Angeles...
Peter P. M. Buttigieg ’04 is a history and literature concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears regularly...
...should say that this column is not meant to be a China-bashing polemic. We should take heart when China’s rulers move toward codifying private property rights and allow Chinese Christians to celebrate Christmas, both of which they did last month. We should applaud and encourage experiments with local democracy, manifested chiefly (since the early 1990s) in the growth of village elections in the countryside. America’s anti-China lobby can sometimes go overboard, depicting China as the new Soviet Union (or the new “evil empire”). While the severity...
Duncan M. Currie ’04 is a history concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears regularly...