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Candidates spend much time and money to garner the support of their would-be constituents. And this campaigning consumes students' time and energy...
...Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers, stalled in negotiations with the University over the size of a pay raise, will start a new campaign to garner public support with a Yard rally today...
...still important to garner as many votesin Massachusetts as we can," Michael says...
...still important to garner as many votesin Massachusetts as we can," Michael says...
JOHN NANCE GARNER (1940). As F.D.R. dithered over whether to run for a third term, Garner, who had opposed Roosevelt's pro-labor New Deal policies and his attempt to pack the Supreme Court, entered the presidential race himself. With the Nazi threat to Europe looming larger in the summer of 1940, Roosevelt engineered his own renomination and shunted Garner aside in favor of Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace, a former Republican but a loyal New Dealer...