Word: neither
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Bush's strategy calls for limning his differences with Dukakis in terms that are as dramatic as possible -- in part because the two have similar stolid images but Dukakis is better on television. The Bush camp foresees a close election, with neither side conceding any significant bloc of voters. "We're going after every traditional democratic constituency, including labor, blacks, Hispanics, Jews and ethnics," vows Bush Spokesman Peter Teeley...
...Harvard divests or apartheid ends, the money in the fund will go to Harvard. If neither of these two events has occurred by the year 2003, the money will be donated to an appropriate charity within the Harvard community...
...chastised us for our "misguided" assumption that a Harvard ID card would be accepted at a Harvard-sponsored Senior event. The one other marshal present at the time, Jane E. Mendez, relinquished all responsibility for the misunderstanding, saying, "This is not my responsibility." If not hers, then whose? Neither marshal, unfortunately, had done her homework...
...both startling and politically shrewd that Dukakis, in over a year of campaigning, is on record as making just two unalterable if-elected commitments. Neither of them loomed large on the agenda of any special- interest group, nor did they spark a passionate reaction from the voters. But they are emblematic of the mind-set that Dukakis would bring to the presidency. During a debate before the New Hampshire primary, Dukakis the righteous reformer vowed that the first bill he would send to Congress would be one limiting the influence of political-action committees. Even more characteristic is the carrot...
...acolyte immediately recognized the dilemma. "I don't want to lie," he said, "but neither do I want to be beaten. What should I do?" The wise old philosopher, who is now no doubt a Presidential campaign consultant, replied, "Then you must only laugh and say, 'This boy! Ha Ha Ha! Look at this...