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...moderates’ votes.“[The study] is written not so much to dictate a strategy, but to say to the candidates, ‘Here is the American political landscape that you are walking into,’” Kamarck said.In what the authors refer to as the “great sorting-out of the electorate,” politics have become more polarized, with liberals and conservatives more likely to vote along party lines.But the electorate is ideologically very similar to the way it was 30 years ago—21 percent liberal...
...ElBaradei certainly needs all the support he can muster as he confronts concerns over Iran's nuclear program. The U.S. and key European countries want the IAEA'S 35-member board to refer Iran to the UN Security Council for action over its failure, over a decade, to disclose various aspects of a program Tehran insists is for civilian energy purposes, but which Western governments suspect is a covert bomb program. But many members of the IAEA board are reluctant to foment a confrontation over the issue...
...think that because a few people commit terrorist acts that their entire nation and religion should be called terrorist? We don't believe that a nation is responsible for what 10 people do, but we are sure that states are responsible for their history - and here we refer to the genocide committed by the Turkish government in the Ottoman Empire against the Armenian nation. Would Time magazine endorse the outrageous words of the dvd against the Armenian nation, which can be characterized as racial defamation under French...
...Romance languages and literature concentrator in Leverett who only recently realized “romance” did not refer to the lexicon of love. She likes dancing, wishes she were European, and hates checking voicemail. Her column, “Blushing Crimson,” taps in on campus trends and roots out the traditions that explain them on alternate Thursdays...
...Second, respecting the peaceful nuclear rights of such an egregious cheater as Pyongyang can hardly help the international campaign to dissuade Iran from building nuclear weapons under the cover of an energy program. As one Indian security analyst put it, "Why should India back Washington's effort to refer Iran's nuclear misbehavior to the United Nations?" North Korea withdrew from the NPT, made bombs, and has a covert uranium enrichment program it denies exists?yet Washington has affirmed its right to nuclear power plants. Why not treat Iran?an NPT member with an internationally inspected, overt enrichment program...