Word: sunnyness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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By last week both leaders had adopted that time-honored, sweet-and-sour strategy for knocking the other guy off: make nice on the ground; rain fire from the air. Forbes, who knows his political history, learned the tactic from Ronald Reagan, and thus has managed to appear sunny and...
So where are the guardians of free speech when we need them? For the most part, they are off in the sunny glades of academe, defending professors against the slightest infringement of their presumed right to say anything, at any volume, to anyone. Last fall, for example, history professor Jay...
That same day the President, for his part, finally delivered what he had promised weeks ago: a seven-year plan that had the Congressional Budget Office seal of approval: the numbers were real this time, no sunny assumptions about economic growth. Clinton actually borrowed it from Senate minority leader Tom...
"Harvard wrestling is a business, and business is good," Stoll said to sum up the team's sunny disposition. B.C. 9 Harvard 39
Gingrich has coupled his own campaign for power with the recognition that conservative skepticism was not a sufficiently upbeat message. In chronically optimistic America, he needed something more upon which to build a mass movement. In place of the old conservative caution, Gingrich, one of the most absorbent if not...