Word: interview
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Carter badly needs to be born again, this time politically. He has been off on a gaffe-a-week streak, and he can scarcely afford another week like the past two. His remarks on sex in an ill-advised interview with Playboy (see story page 33), his gratuitous insult in listing Lyndon Johnson along with Richard Nixon as a President who had "lied" to the American people, the distortion of his confused and confusing remarks on tax policy?all these and more have hurt him. He has also been damaged by some disarray in his campaign organization and disputes between...
...most dubious shot of the debate was Ford's assertion that "Mr. Carter wants to increase taxes for roughly half of the taxpayers of this country." Carter was correct in pointing out that this assumption was based on an error in an Associated Press report of an interview with him, and that the White House had long ago been informed of the error. In the interview, Carter had said that he intended to "shift a substantial increase " [in taxes] toward those who have the higher incomes and reduce the income [tax] on the lower-income and middle-income taxpayers." Quite...
...instincts -not only in the tactical but in the philosophical sense. He is genuinely moved by the plight of society's underdogs and is never more eloquent or compelling than when he talks about their problems. Lately his instincts have failed him, as when he granted the Playboy interview...
Four seminar leaders said they were considering some form of lottery instead of the current process, which involves a written application and an interview...
Besides soliciting a written application and an interview, most seminar leaders also try to maintain a diversity of backgrounds in their classes...