Word: predictabilities
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...welcomed the poorly written reams of over-analyzed crap about the election. Just think of all the breath wasted over smelly cigars and cups of coffee all over the country. Now the second it's over, we hop on something else and flap our mouths trying to predict the names of Clinton's cabinet members. The best thing to do--what we've done in this issue--may be to follow the old saying and stick to our roots: Harvard. Unfortunately, coming from Harvard and seeing as how a bunch of these guys probably will have passed through here...
...course, the effects of such policies will not be immediately felt. The time that will elapse from the original proposal of such legislation to its enactment by Congress is hard to predict. And how long it takes for such policy changes to actually touch the lives of millions of Americans is difficult to know in advance...
...Analysts predict that turnout in today'selections of the president, U.S. House and 35 U.S.Senators could exceed 100 million voters...
...while the far right may be more vocal, the faction of the party led by Massachusetts Gov. William F. Weld '66, who takes a far more liberal position on social issues including gay rights and abortion, is also growing in prominence and size. Many predict that in 1996 the Republicans will be much more tolerant of the pro-abortion rights wing of the party...
Some Democrats gleefully predict that the GOP that emerges from the fight will be badly split, opening the way for a Democratic lock on the White House...