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Former Colorado Senator Gary Hart is now very much alone as the Democratic front runner, and that is not a position he particularly relishes. He knows firsthand the vulnerabilities that come from such exposure: in 1984 he conducted a guerrilla campaign that nearly toppled Walter Mondale, who had been considered virtually invincible...
Without Cuomo, the race to become an alternative to Hart develops into even more of a free-for-all. Both former Arizona Governor Bruce Babbitt and Missouri Congressman Richard Gephardt feel that the absence of a top-tier battle between Cuomo and Hart will open the way for dark-horse candidates to pick up support and financial backing. Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis will no longer be thought of as the poor man's Mario Cuomo. If he enters the race, he will be the only candidate of the urban Northeast, and can carry the flag of pragmatic liberalism. Dukakis says...
...Hart then turned back to the children living in the shelter. After shaking the hand of Randy, who had finally made it into the room, Hart asked, "How old are you, Randy?" Randy holds up a hand. "Five!" Both candidate and toddler giggle...
...business with the children taken care of, Hart made his way downstairs where he held a press conference about the plight of the homeless. Most of the questions, however, centered on his possible presidential...
...Hart acted worse than any other candidate; indeed, he even seemed slightly embarrassed by what he was doing. And perhaps this piece is a mea culpa for my own participation in the media event. In a story I wrote for the Crimson last week. I almost completely ignored the shelter, writing about the politics of a Hart and Dukakis presidential bid and about Hart's speech on student...