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...officially declared his candidacy, he did offer that he is “giving some serious consideration to being the Democratic candidate in 2008.” The wide-ranging forum touched on issues spanning from American energy policy, to the war in Iraq, to the recent national elections??��which Dodd warned against calling “a ringing endorsement of Democrats.” Instead, he likened the 110th Congress to a “second audition.” “If this had been some variation on a parliamentary system, I think [the voters...
...heels of outgoing Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld’s ouster and the midterm elections??��in which the war in Iraq was considered a prevailing factor—students debated the relative merits of “staying the course” versus “leaving Iraq to the Iraqi people.” Hosted by the Campus Political Society, last Thursday’s debate—the fourth in a semester-long series of seven—explored the question “How and under what conditions the United States should withdraw...
...This year, nearly a third of 18 to 24-year-olds report that they will definitely vote in this year’s midterm elections??��a percentage that would represent the highest mid-term turnout since 1982. For politicians to ignore this critical segment of the population is not only foolish but dangerous...
...first marshal—who holds the title after receiving the most votes in the marshal elections??��struggled to identify what propelled him to victory...
...time to learn about the UC and campaigning. “We have the latest election that we’ve had, so that we [can] focus more intently on recruitment,” said UC President John S. Haddock ’07. This fall’s elections??��candidates must decide to run or not by Friday—marks the start of the “new,” pared down UC. The independent College Events Board replaced one of the UC’s three committees, the Campus Life Committee, last semester...