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...believe it is extremely important to re-elect Bush,” Thernstrom said...
Whomever the American people elect as president tomorrow will be forced to confront this interminable war and its staggering costs. Whoever he is, he will be defined by his ability to resolve these exorbitant commitments without abandoning languishing domestic concerns...
These female voters could elect more women to office, which would dramatically change the demographics of Congress and challenge the current view that politics is a male-dominated arena...
...have spent the past week reflecting on the disappointing electoral loss. I wonder how my fellow Australians again decided to elect the man who pledged his wholehearted support for a war in Iraq, a war which never even involved our country. A prime minister who has refused throughout his entire term in office to apologize to the Australian Aboriginals for our country’s despicable policy of removing indigenous children from their parents up until the 1970s. A prime minister who has fought bitterly to give educational subsidies for the rich, while undermining our country’s strong...
Could DeLay's troubles jeopardize his powerful position in the House and undercut his ambition to be Speaker? A number of Republicans "fear but don't revere" DeLay, says a senior G.O.P. operative, and the combined concerns could surface in mid-November, when House members meet to elect their leaders...