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...want to thank Klein for his endorsement of John McCain. In writing that McCain's choice of Palin shows what kind of President McCain will be, Klein meant to insult McCain. But the country has now seen for itself what a brilliant, forward-looking choice McCain made. Klein and many others in the angry-left media have once again hurt their friends by trying too hard to help them. Steve Hefter, Highland Park, Illinois...
...which included First Lady Laura Bush, Caroline Kennedy and Senators Hillary Clinton and Orrin Hatch. It was there that Senator Hatch announced his bipartisan national-service bill, co-sponsored by Ted Kennedy. I'm proud of TIME's continued leadership on this front, and I'm already looking forward to our third annual service issue next year...
...upset or derailed our plans in any way,” Simmons said. “We’ve worked very hard to have a seamless transition. If the superintendent wanted to leave today, we could continue to move forward...
...School to serve as the Ford Foundation’s director of investments. “I am delighted to be joining the Board of one of the world’s leading alternative asset managers,” Light said in a statement. “I look forward to working with Blackstone’s management team as they set their strategy for taking advantage of opportunities in the world today.” Stephen A. Schwarzman, the chief executive and co-founder of Blackstone, expressed approval for Light’s decision to join the board...
...Furthermore, it seems that there is more room for compromise in Zimbabwe generally, at least for the time being. Mugabe may be willing to discuss economic reform more than in earlier situations, as he acknowledges the influence of Tsvangirai and looks forward. By agreeing to the current political arrangement, Mugabe has demonstrated at least some capacity for negotiation and compromise. And even with Tsvangirai in charge of the day-to-day government, Mugabe would be able to claim a portion of the credit for any economic successes, with deniability and a ready scapegoat if the situation does not improve...