Word: democratizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first ran for the top job in 1988. For once, the media will be able to put aside their mudslinging machines and focus on the issues that Gore knows so well. He's becoming known as a strong troubleshooter and forceful executive. As a fairly young but still seasoned Democrat, Gore presents a sharp contrast to the Republicans' aging cabal...
Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves '72, a Democrat, stopped by the meeting at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall to present a proclamation in Samp's honor...
Bonislawski, who is a Democrat, says Samp's opposition to the legislation reflects the views of many in the Republican party...
...right itself, or whether the nominee will be left to dangle. A source close to the process tells Time that the Administration is also prepping a backup choice just in case. ``No one believes the White House will stick by Foster,'' says an aide to a liberal Senate Democrat. ``Even if they stand by him today, nobody up here has the faith that they won't pull the rug out from under him tomorrow.'' And if the past is any guide, the good doctor may be the last to know...
...Australian, British and French ministers have made Hanoi's renovation a personal cause. U.S. Senator John Kerry spent a good portion of a November 1994 visit outlining plans for a ``reconstruction fund'' with the city's chief architect. ``Hanoi is a real asset, an extraordinary jewel,'' says the Massachusetts Democrat, who is pushing for American money and expertise to help preserve Vietnam's capital. ``It is the most remarkable city in Asia...