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...more than two centuries, the U.S. has been using colorful placards and broadsides to implore the people to do the right thing, from preventing forest fires to keeping mum about military secrets during wartime. Last week 117 examples of this perennial propaganda tool, drawn by the likes of Thomas Hart Benton, Ben Shahn and Norman Rockwell, went on display at the National Archives in Washington in a new exhibition called "Uncle Sam Speaks." The show will run for a year...
...race thus far, said that she has developed negotiating skills during her 23 years as an organizer and active member of the Democratic Party. She has served as executive director of Somerville's Metropolitan Area Planning Council and as a 1984 Democratic Party convention delegate for Sen. Gary W. Hart (D-Colo...
...course, conservative isolationism is matched in many respects by a liberal and, even more odd, by neo-liberal isolationism (call to mind Sen. Gary W. Hart's presidential campaign) that has destroyed the Democrats' ability to counter Republican foreign policy with any measure of credibility...
Moreover, Goldman sees a late entry into the race as an advantage. "You don't want to be the expected. Hart's kiss of death is being the front-runner. Mondale was the front-runner and he emerged so beaten and battered that he was dead before the election was over...
...Iacocca as a potential presidential candidate. Although Iacocca votes independently, Democrats would love to claim him as their own. A Washington Post-ABC News poll last week showed him running only slightly behind New York Governor Mario Cuomo among Democrats for President, while both trailed Colorado Senator Gary Hart. But Iacocca insisted again last week that he has no presidential ambitions and that his resolve had been "put in concrete" by the week's events. He complained that politics "repulses me every time I get involved" and that Washington thrives on "dirty tricks." He said that he considered himself...