Word: compassionate
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That's where Bush the politician seems transformed. The millionaire real estate mogul who once described himself as a "head-banging conservative" is suddenly taking his campaign into places where few Florida Republicans have gone before--black churches and schools, Hispanic neighborhoods, condo units full of elderly, staunchly Democratic Jews...
There are two things that Lance Morrow failed to mention in his review "The Lives of the Saint," concerning President Jimmy Carter [BOOKS, May 11]. One is that in spite of the mistakes made during the 1979-81 hostage crisis, Carter brought 53 Americans home safe, including my husband, Bruce...
Her trip to the development was both a fitting end to her presidency and start to her new job. Ever since Robinson first entered politics as a Irish senator almost 30 years ago, her career has been motivated by compassion for the disadvantaged and a strong commitment to human rights...
For Weakland, 71 and one of the U.S. episcopate's last unregenerate liberals, his fourth tete-a-tete with John Paul next week may well be his last. Bishops usually retire at 75, and the Pope is unlikely to grant an extension. Made Archbishop by Pope Paul VI at the...
"He's very bright," Frable said, "but I think his most outstanding quality is his great empathy and compassion for people. He can shake hands with Elizabeth Dole, and then he can go out to a fire and help people--someone who's illiterate and lost their home."