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Newt Gingrich insists that he is not going to New Hampshire this weekend because he's planning to run for president . And that's just the way New Hampshire wants it. A poll of 400 Republicans registered in the state, released today, found that 52 percent would encourage Gingrich toforget about running for presidentif they could speak to him during his visit. (Only 18 percent liked the idea.) If Gingrich were in the race right now, he would place fourth at only 5 percent -- far behindBob Dole, and trailingPat BuchananandSen. Phil Gramm. Meanwhile, a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll...
...People think that [my father] was a tremendousliberal, but he was tough on crime and wantedwelfare reform," Kennedy said. "People tend toforget that aspect...
Still, many '67 alumni urge Americans not toforget the successes of the civil rights movement...
That was one of Lazarre-White's better days,although he's probably the only one who remembersit. Eventually, a lot of people are going toforget Saturday, too. Including me. And you. Andthat 93,000-year-old armchair quarterback.Someday, even Mr. Cornell Football will forget thegrisly details...
Steven G. Kalar '88, co-director of UniversityLutheran Shelter and co-chairman of the PBHcommittee on the homeless, agreed. "It's easy toforget the homeless still exist in thespringtime," he said...
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