Word: woo
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Still unanswered was the key question of just how much support Reagan would give the ticket. Ford has already sent his ten regional directors to woo Reagan supporters in every state. "The President," says a White House adviser, "will deal directly with Reagan...
...current climate, which should be temperate throughout the play. The most important thing that goes on in Arden is ardent young love and courting (of several kinds), which are hardly abetted by snow on the ground and bare branches in the air. "Men are April when they woo," says the heroine...
Carter, in recent weeks, has mounted a determined effort to woo Jews. He has advertised heavily in Jewish publications, huddled with Jewish community notables, sent personal mailings to Jewish voters and appointed a special director for Jewish affairs. Helping him have been a number of Atlanta's Jews; evangelizing across the nation, they are stressing Carter's long and close relationship with Georgia's Jewish leaders and that, as Governor, he appointed Jews to prominent state positions...
...year when politicians are deeply suspect, what better way to woo voters than by pronouncing a plague on both our major parties? Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa, 69, famed semanticist and ex-president of San Francisco State College, did precisely that in his campaign for the U.S. Senate from California. A backslid Democrat who now calls him self a "Republican unpredictable," Hayakawa explained the difference between the two this way: "Republicans are people who, if you were drowning 50 ft. from shore, would throw you a 25 ft. rope and tell you to swim the other 25 ft. because it would...
...Aside from Point and Elsie's ballad, the best numbers in the show include Point's cynical patter song ("Oh a private buffoon is a light-hearted loon"), "Were I thy bride," during which Phoebe dallies with Wilfred while her father steals his keys, and "A man who would woo a fair maid," Fairfax's own testament to his success as a lover...