Word: scandalizing
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...Floridians have candidate fatigue at this point," says Susan MacManus, who teaches political science at the University of South Florida. She's only half right. They have politics fatigue. The campaign seems like an insufferably long extension of the Clinton scandal and the partisan bickering that followed. And now, after a year of campaigning that felt like 10, Floridians are daily subjected to an assault of vapid, 30-second TV spots that seem designed to lower the national...
...story entering the season is the return of Vermont. The Catamounts had their season canceled on Jan. 14 in light of the hazing scandal that drew national attention and rocked the college hockey community. Vermont will have a difficult time reestablishing credibility, but the Burlington, VT community has rallied around the team and season ticket sales have actually increased for the always-packed Gutterson Field House...
After losing half its season to scandal, the Catamounts are "just happy to be alive," according to Head Coach Mike Gilligan. While Gilligan anticipates a reinvigorated Vermont squad finishing strongly enough in the ECAC to challenge for a chance at Lake Placid, the statistics just don't merit agreement...
...scandal involving President Clinton was also fodder for discussion...
...Social Security and the environment," said Carlos Reyes, 55, who runs a medical billing company. But Reyes says people will have to be dragged to the polls, disgusted with "politicians who would sell their own children" if there were money or votes in the transaction. Look at the Firestone scandal, Reyes said, in which consumer protection was a secondary consideration in the regulatory process. "It's because of all these lobbyists buying protection for their clients...