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...certain amount of ruthlessness, but ruthlessness is not what the Democrats lacked. While willing to "fight with their fists," the Kerry campaign comes across as confused at both a macro and micro level. Given little direction, the volunteers marvel at their colleague who has found an actual "undecided voter." As the volunteer later explains, the prospect is more than just undecided - he's unhinged from reality. "I gave him all the information, the whole talk, at which point he said, ?I'm probably too high to remember any of that but I appreciate it nonetheless...
...different today. It's time to admit mistakes, to acknowledge voter frustration, and to once again reaffirm the principles that kept them in the majority for more than a decade. This is not giving up - it is the only way to give themselves the slimmest of chances. They must return to being the Republican Party of new ideas, not a party whose only idea is to do what it takes to survive...
...district. No upperclass House saw turnout exceed 43 percent—and at the lowest extreme, less than 28 percent of Dunsterites bothered to vote, according to statistics from the UC Election Commission. Jay Anderson ’09, a member of the six-person commission, ascribes such impressive voter turnouts to the freshmen candidates’ concerted efforts to become acquainted with their constituency. “The freshman candidates really make a big effort to get to know their neighbors in the dorm,” he said. “There’s a lot more...
...surprisingly, Rush Limbaugh finds a way to point the scandal toward what he calls "The Clinton War Room"and insists that none of the "drive-by Foley orgy" media coverage will only serve to increase Republican voter turnout. Not to be outdone, MSNBC's Joe Scarborough weighs in saying Foley has given Americans another reason to vote Democrat...
...instance, as much as students want less restrictive tailgate rules, the demands of the Boston Police Department will scuttle almost all ideas. In the end, you should decide whom to vote for not based on who is the friendliest or the most charismatic. Instead, ask questions, become an informed voter, and decide whose priorities for both SAC and FiCom best reflect your own. Adam M. Guren ’08, a Crimson associate editorial chair, is an economics concentrator in Eliot House...