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That is the question. No, Dartboard is not talking about the Undergraduate Council elections. Dartboard has yet to recuperate from the nightmare of election night...
...fair, it’s not like Dartboard has been given much chance to recover. The American media has been making ominous forecasts day after day regarding judicial nominees, a flat tax and the forthcoming war on Iran. (That country is, after all, just one letter away and right next door to that other country that had nothing to do with Sept...
...most infuriating discussion over the past month has concerned whether or not President Bush’s 51 percent reelection victory amounted to a mandate. And if so, Republicans suggest that Democrats might as well just lie down and acquiesce to the almighty, now-pretty-much-legitimately-elected king. Dartboard is not amused...
...Dartboard is reminded of Robert Reich’s criticism of President Clinton’s second term reelection strategy, which was equally vapid and mandate-free. Rather than asking the electorate to consider a course of action on anything of importance, he chose to make light of tiny “focus group”-tested issues like v-chips and the Internet. Once elected with no real second-term agenda, he had nothing with which to lobby congress...
Mark Adomanis’s recent Dartboard (“Why Stop at Posters? Dec. 3) unfairly chastises the Election Commission for regulating candidate postering instead of candidate promises. In the process, he engages in distasteful name-calling that attempts and fails to hide Adomanis’s lack of critical thought about the topic of his piece...