Word: democratizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...about Nixon and what he had meant to Reagan's own political career. Nancy Reagan, also on the line, prodded his memory, and when it engaged, Reagan did well. He could recall talking to Nixon back in 1960 about switching parties, but Nixon wanted him to campaign as a Democrat for Nixon, which he did. Asked what Reagan had finally thought about Watergate, the epic scandal of this age, Reagan fell silent. "Forgive me," he said, "but at my age, my memory is just not as good as it used...
...Harvard Republican Club President Bradford P. Campbell '95 said the club is offering "free membership to any student Democrat who would care to join us in light of the election results...
While Weld relentlessly pounded Roosevelt with negative TV ads, the Democrat was unable to respond. Outspent 30 to 1 in the campaign, he simply didn't have the money...
...renouncing my Tennessee state membership," Edwards said. "Every Democrat lost by like 30 points. My mom said we're moving...
...Senate, and 40 seats in the House. Republican Senate leaders, including Texas Sen. Phil Gramm, say exit polls suggest they'll gain nine seats -- two more than the number needed to take control of the Senate -- a first for the GOP since 1986. (Tony Coehlo, a chief Democrat strategist, admits the Dems will lose five to eight seats.) Nearly all major races were too close to call by 7:30 p.m. A possible if unsurprising, scene-setter: republican Michael DeWine defeated legal mogul Joel Hyatt in a race to replace Hyatt's exiting father-in-law, Democrat Howard Metzenbaum...