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...classmate, Frederic Hathaway Chase, was "especially impressed by the extent to which the United States has gone towards national socialism," while another, Arthur Hugh Jameson, referring to the Wagner Act, wrote that "a labor dictatorship has been created" and could only hope "that the American people will revert back to the type of their ancestors and recapture that priceless gem of Liberty, which is never appreciated until it is lost...
Some call our room "weird," and others think it's just "immature." Some think it's kind of cool to revert to childhood the way we do. But our room's resemblance to Toys-R-Us does not reflect a conscious decision to be anything...
...claims Elvis would be a shoo-in. Bush will put up a hard fight. He'll undoubtedly revert to the sleazy tactics of his '88 campaign. Perhaps he'll run commercials with Little Richard complaining that Elvis stole all his songs. Perhaps he'll run commercials with Willie Horton complaining that Elvis stole all his songs. And Elvis' foreign policy inexperience will certainly cost the Democrats votes...
...part of his persistent drive to become the single spokesman for African Americans. That effort caught fire and became a full-fledged campaign for a few months. But after he peaked as a candidate, Jackson resumed his old crusade. In the end, Buchanan's campaign may likewise revert from a run at the presidency to his crusade to become Mr. Conservatism...
...seems we've found the real McCoy. There's no reason to believe Berry will revert to S.K. the same way Shabbetai Zvi converted to Islam. The Messiah has arrived and even the most ortodox of campus Jews can Join the celebration...