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...should consider such proposals as limiting the President to a single six-year term, or creating a second vice presidency to assist with day-to-day oversight of the Executive Branch. However, while we can dream about tinkering with the constitutional arrangements, the fact of the matter is that whoever is President for the next four years will have to deal with the office as it is - including all of its frustrations, its limitations and its demands...
...Whoever is using the drugs probably will have to go elsewhere for them. There won't be any around," Hayes said...
Walt Whitman called it "the Presidentiad." Woodrow Wilson referred to it as a "great and solemn referendum." The average voter, whoever he may be, looks on it as a recognition of his own importance. The cynic may think it a waste of good time and money, but the patriot leaps to the ballot box with an unholy joy shining...
...1/2-month bid for the nomination only to win one delegate, has been criss-crossing Texas to help Reagan capture the state's crucial 26 electoral votes. Benjamin Fernandez, an also-ran even before he started running for the Republican nomination, thinks Texas' electoral votes are so crucial that whoever wins them will win the election...
...both chambers, as they have for all but four years since Franklin Roosevelt was elected in 1932. Leaders of both parties predict that the Republicans will score a net gain of twelve to 20 seats in the House and two or three in the Senate. But once again, whoever wins the White House will most likely find Congress in the same contrary and independent mood that has confronted Jimmy Carter for almost four years...