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Center for Health and Wellness Manager Kelli M. Bannager moderated, querying the candidates on topics posed by the Community Health Initiative. Though the candidates agreed on many central issues??like reducing student stress and creating more opportunities for responsible recreation—they presented different approaches to achieving these common goals...
Barrett F. Bradstreet ’01, a Marine officer who works closely with the local police, or Iraqi National Guard, says he met civilians who had “bad blood issues?? with the American presence, though very few were vocally unfriendly...
...other hand, middle-of-the-road enthusiasts believe we can woo social conservatives—many of whom agree with the Democrats on non-cultural issues??if we reign in the party’s social liberalism. Exit polls showed that a majority of voters disapproved of Bush’s record on Iraq, tax cuts and the economy, but as many Americans based their vote on “moral values”—mainly socially conservative values—as on the economy or terrorism. Ohio was the state hit hardest...
...about as vague and indeterminate a category as one can imagine. Can you define what caring about “Moral Values” means? Among Democrats the consensus seems to be that it means being a religious Christian and holding conservative views on a few contentious social issues??namely, opposition to abortion and gay marriage...
...their most important issue, only eight percent listed “Religious Faith” as the most important personal quality for a candidate, while 34 percent said being a “strong leader” or taking a “clear stand on issues?? was the most crucial quality. President Bush won the latter two categories with an average of 83 percent. The election results show that voters wanted someone who had the strength of character to declare what the right side was and to stand firmly...