Word: jessee
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So the week's results point to a continuation of a close, hot and exciting battle, with the next face-off in Illinois, where 116 delegates will be chosen this week. A heavy defeat there could deal Mondale a serious blow, since the state once seemed ideally suited to...
But the South was not just fun and games. The candidates tended to their big-picture strategies too. For Glenn, said his aide Boyd Campbell, Alabama was "the goal-line stand, the whole ball of wax." Mondale predicted he would win unionized Alabama (214,000 AFL-CIO members), where the...
Next thing we knew, George McGovern, the son of a pastor and an obvious chip off the old block, was running (badly) for President. Jimmy Carter (who made it) and John Anderson (who did not) were virtually lay ministers before and during their political careers. Now we are inundated with...
Americans, especially Jews, were justifiably dismayed by Jesse Jackson's anti-Semitic remarks; they were inexcusably naive, however, to have been shocked by them.
A Mather House junior, who asked not to be identified, cast his vote for Jackson "on principle alone," adding that "the fact that we've never had a Black President is reason enough for me to vote for Jesse Jackson."