Word: undecideded
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Harvard students were among the supporters at the Kerry rally who waited for hours in cold temperatures and periodic rain, watching large-screen TVs as pundits first declared a Bush victory in the key state of Ohio, then called the race undecided.
In less than 24 hours, polling booths will be open, ballots will be marked and the dwindling numbers of ambivalent voters will have to choose. We are bombarded with information, political banter and statistics (some more true than others) from various media outlets, all intended to help us make a...
Let’s look at the target audience of these editorials: voters who are still undecided at this point in the race. In endorsing a candidate, news sources are coalescing months of debate, information and promises into one well-grounded opinion. If voters can’t make up...
In an American environment so saturated with non-credible opinions, mudslinging and a major overload of information, telling the candidates apart is often difficult. How refreshing to read convincing, well presented opinions on the pages of our nation’s newspapers. These endorsements are not only effective but crucial...
Re "What Do Women Want?" [OCT. 11]: I almost fell off my chair when I read the rationale of a supposedly undecided woman who was leaning toward President Bush in this election. Your story said she was "inclined to adhere to the housekeeping principle, You make a mess, you clean...