Word: lucey
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...revive his faltering campaign, Anderson approached Boston's Mayor White, former Congresswoman Barbara Jordan, and New York Governor Carey. at the same time gaining much media coverage while political analysts speculated on his eventual choice. Anderson's failure to attract a nationally-known vice president--he finally selected Patrick Lucey, former Governer of Minnesota--lost him an opportunity to resuscitate his campaign...
...postdebate strategy of Anderson and his running mate, Patrick Lucey, is to continue to advance at the expense of the President. Last week Anderson lashed out at Carter for injecting the issues of racism and warmongering into the campaign. When asked how he, a professed liberal on social issues, could stomach helping to elect Reagan, Anderson shot back: "I don't want on my conscience the re-election of a President who has given us 8 million unemployed and a core inflation rate of 10%." Neither of his opponents, complained Anderson, is a bar gain. "People talk about being...
...Harvard professors who have expressed support for Anderson--George Cabot Lodge '50, professor of Business Administration, who was listed as An- derson's vice presidential candidate in Massachusetts before the selection of former Wisconsin Gov. Patrick J. Lucey, and Thomas C. Schelling, Littauer Professor of Political Economy--reportedly did not attend the meeting with Frye
That walkout, says Mitch Rogovin, the lawyer leading the fight to get Anderson on the ballots, made Lucey the logical choice to be the Congressman's running mate. "Anderson had taken a leave of absence from the Republican Party," says Rogovin, "and here Lucey was taking what looked like a leave of absence from the Democratic Party. He was the other side of the coin...