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*The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson at 6 percent.
Madison, of course, is referring to the Presidency of Ronald Reagan and the candidacy of the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson. Reagan gets liberals angry; Jackson is actively trying to appeal to a class of voters traditionally underrepresented in the voting population. Together, they are helping spur one of the largest...
Garin says that though Jesse L. Jackson has tallied less than five percent in national preference polls, he has received abundant media coverage.
The other Democratic contenders lag even further behind Mondale, and may be severely hamstrung by their lack of funds. McGovern, who entered the race last October, has collected less than $30,000 compared to Mondale's $11 and Glenn's $7 million. The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson has thus far...
"Right now there's a sense that any candidate would be preferable to Reagan," John W. Thomas, lecturer in Public Policy at the Kennedy School of Government, says. Although most of the Democratic candidates seem indistinguishable, "They [Africans] are intrigued by [the Rev.] Jesse L. Jackson, and ask me whether...