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...Harvard Republican Club (HRC) President Caleb L. Weatherl ’10 and Harvard College Democrats President Jarret A. Zafran ’09 jointly presented a bill called “Supporting ROTC,” an effort to show support for students at the College involved in the ROTC program...
Colin J. Motley ’10, an HRC vice president, said that the idea for the bill came from informal conversations with ROTC members, and the list of proposed policy changes was developed in cooperation with leadership of the Republican and Democratic clubs and the Harvard ROTC Association...
...John McCain and Hillary Clinton or John McCain and Barack Obama will not leave voters feeling they have to choose between the lesser of two evils. These match-ups provide Americans with clear choices on the war in Iraq, health care, cures for the economy and judicial appointments.On the Republican side, the nominating process produced McCain, the strongest general election candidate in the field of GOP contenders, according to the polls.On the Democratic side, the spirited battle between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is generating record turnouts of new Democratic voters, with huge increases especially in the female, African-American...
...chair of the IOP Survey Group, who helped formulate the poll’s questions and analyze the data. Gould added that the results, which were first presented at a Washington, D.C. press conference last week, have since been sent to the presidential campaigns of Clinton, Obama, and presumptive Republican nominee John McCain. “[The survey is] weighted to probably be the most accurate survey of young people out there,” Gould said. “This is absolutely something around the country that a lot of politicians read.” —Staff...
...Such was the parade of images and sound-bites that filtered out from McCain's "It's Time For Action" tour of America's "forgotten places." But for all the imagery clearly designed to undermine negative stereotypes of insensitive, fat-cat Republican candidates, McCain didn't stray from his conservative principles, offering policy prescriptions that were largely drawn from the small-government quiver...