Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...left of the post-Watergate G.O.P. horrifies regular Republicans, as speaker after speaker made plain at a gathering of 2,700 state and local party leaders in Washington last week. It began with the bad news that the party's own survey shows only 7% of voters now regard themselves as strong Republicans and only 18% as Republicans at all: 42% of Americans say they are Democrats, and 40% independents. President Ford warned against "fanatic factions" and "elite guards" who would threaten the rebuilding of the party and could contribute to "the death of the two-party system...
Promised Land. Yet many conservatives are not so concerned with winning as with making their point. They are convinced that the long-range trend is toward conservatism in America. They want to lead the way to the promised land without much regard for the losses suffered en route. Says a conservative who participated in the Buckley meeting: "We've got to be successful with Ford-or we can't hold them back. The dam will break...
...people are cramped together.' People said, That would never happen in Boston--that's something for Selma, Alabama.' There's a lot of resentment going down now because there's a failure in this state to give the people the services they pay for especially with regard to education...
...over three decades since Harvard took over from Radcliffe the responsibility for educating undergraduates without regard to sex. Yet, the Administration began considering a proposal to admit students on a similar basis only last week...
...more general question of the proper role of a First Lady with regard to public issues, I believe our First Ladies should be free to enter the political thicket whenever they think it appropriate. Some First Ladies have shunned nearly all public involvement; others have concentrated on noncontroversial causes; and a few, like Eleanor Roosevelt, have been in the forefront of the struggle for social and political change. There is no right or wrong answer; there is only the personal answer each First Lady gives...