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...surprise when I found that Boston, although beautiful and sophisticated in a historical, stately way, was a far cry from my image of modern sophistication. I had fallen into the trap of viewing even my own home as an “other,” the land of Republicans??the land of George W. Bush, with his comical attachment to his ranch and his linguistic gaffes. Like others, I may have been influenced by the numerous studies and newspaper articles trying to convince me that once I left the red-state border, I would...
...foreseeable future, Blue Dog Democrats—not to mention party-line Republicans??continue to falsely claim that a public option is against the will of the people. It is an unfortunate reality with which the president and the rest of the Democratic Party will have to deal...
...This isn’t a solution we can live on. We need to do something that will bring cost under control,” Weingarten said of the Republicans?? plan. “We cannot afford to let insurance companies play with our lives and our money as they continue to cover less for more with no incentive to change...
...debate answered many important questions, but I wish the Dems could have better addressed the Republicans?? [proposed] plans and some of the misleading statements that they said,” Nicholas Pomata ’13, said...
MANCHESTER, Conn. — Next year, Senator Chris Dodd may shave his pompadour. Last week, Quinnipiac University released a poll in which half of Connecticut’s voters disfavored the Democrat. Buoyed by this billow, three Republicans??Rob Simmons, Sam Caligiuri, and Tom Foley—are vying for their party’s nomination to dislodge Dodd. To increase chances of victory, some Republicans want to pick a candidate speedily. But they should choose carefully, because voters won’t trade Tweedledum for Tweedledee...