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...Mondale also emphasized the importance of prioritizing integrity over political gain, noting that Carter’s decision to grant amnesty to Cuban immigrants in 1980 was “the right decision from a human standpoint but, politically, it didn’t help.” Mondale??s talk was followed by 30 minutes of questions. When asked about media comparisons between Republican vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin and Geraldine Ferraro, Mondale??s former running mate, Mondale said he thought the biggest difference was that Ferraro was qualified. He said he hoped that...
...that the greatest burden of Olympic boycotts fall upon the shoulders not of the host country, but of guiltless athletes. For example, the American athletes who were barred from competing in the 1980 Moscow Games as a result of the U.S. boycott were asked, in then-Vice President Walter Mondale??s words, “to pay a price that couldn’t be repaid,” while the Soviet Union’s ensuing boycott of the 1984 Los Angeles Games hardly had the humiliating consequence the Soviets hoped for, as the world witnessed...
...modern politics, according to Isaacs. A student who attended the event said that Kerry also spoke a bit about the Democratic Party and its framing of a platform and message for the midterm elections in 2006. Isaacs, who served as press secretary for former Vice President Walter F. Mondale??s 1984 presidential campaign, organized the event by personally inviting Kerry to speak to her classes. She said that she wears two hats—one as a former political professional, and the other as a faculty member of the University. Though she had no formal connections...
...Voters for Bush were motivated by morals, while voters for Kerry were motivated by the war,” said Isaacs, who served as a press secretary for Walter Mondale??s 1984 presidential campaign...
...think the election is tied. I think it’s been tied since 2000, and I think it’s still tied,” said Kennedy School adjunct lecturer Maxine Isaacs, who worked as press secretary and deputy campaign manager of Walter Mondale??s 1984 presidential campaign. Trippi suggested that if the Democratic and Republican parties continue their current behavior, third parties will emerge and diminish their importance. “You can’t have two parties, two established parties, continue to lock the public in these petty, in these negative debates...