Word: democraticizing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Afterward, members of Congress crowded around to congratulate him. "This gave the President a great boost," said Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd. "He demonstrated great tenacity and courage." Added Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker: "This will nullify the bumbler image." Exulted Democratic Senator George McGovern: "This is the most dramatic...
But divisions also exist between workers in each of the three sectors. These tensions produce antagonisms between the suburb and the inner city, and by general private sector sentiment against wage increases in the public sector. O'Connor adds, however, that these tensions are superficial, suggesting several means whereby working...
Edward J. King, Democratic nominee for governor and Jonathan Moore, director of the Institute of Politics, have one thing in common these days.
While Carter may support any Democratic candidate, as one of his aides put it this week, observers wonder whether he will actively work for King, who has taken a conservative stand on issues including abortion, capital punishment and tax reform.
Rep. Paul Tsongas (D-Mass.), the Democratic Senate nominee, hasn't even decided yet whether he wants Carter's support. Tsongas said this week, "We're not sure it would help us."