Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...alternated between hope and despair. If Eisenhower does not run, they are almost sure they can win; if he does, they are almost sure they will be beaten. These conclusions are consistent with the main Democratic line of not publicly attacking Eisenhower. Since he is popular, attacks hurt the party of the attackers. Since he is a man of self-respect, personal attacks might lead him to seek vindication by running again...
James A. McKenna, counsel for the Massachusetts Telecasters, said last right that he could not comment on the results of Fox's testimony until all the evidence was in. "I can say it hasn't hurt our case any," he added...
...comparison strongly indicates that Joe's inactivity did not hurt the antisubversion fight a bit. In fact, it probably helped...
Ickes saw himself as a modest man. He was genuinely hurt when he was portrayed, at a Gridiron Club dinner, as a strutting, vain Donald Duck. Said he: "Of course this was really offensive . . . No man is a judge of himself, but I have completely fooled myself if I give the impression to anyone that I am conceited and possess a feeling of superiority over other men." Yet Ickes could describe his part in a political radio debate in these words: "He [Ickes' opponent] expected the head-down, arm-flailing rush, trying to beat him into a corner...
Even if the Corporation decides in favor of the station, about a two-week delay is predicted. Since the program does not begin until after winter recess, however, Kalmus did not expect that this delay would hurt WHRB's chances of participation...