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...points the public and the news media will view as salient in any given speech. One such case was President Bush’s famed branding of North Korea, Iraq, and Iran as the “axis of evil” in his 2002 State of the Union Address, which sparked fierce political debate and cascades of criticism from Bush opponents, Gerson said. “I did not believe that that was going to be the news from the speech,” he said. “That speech...was the first time an American president...
Haddock attributed the increased diversity “to efforts on the part of people who are working to address issues of diversity more they have done in the past...
...breakdown of men and women is very troubling,” Haddock said. “We tried specifically to address it this fall, and it’s clear that that kind of work needs to be continued and intensified...
...likeness and the aura of JFK pervade the building: His visage graces everything from walls to brochures to computer screens. When I attended the IOP’s freshman welcome event back in September 2003, we were shown a video of Kennedy’s famous 1963 commencement address at Vanderbilt, in which he eloquently urged students to enter politics.Although it is a carefully nonpartisan organization, the IOP’s existence rests on certain premises commonly associated with JFK and the youthful, optimistic attitude of his era: that public service is a noble calling; that government can and should...
...Immigration Project’s other co-president, second-year law student Alison Kamhi, asked Chertoff about his department’s immigration policies during a question-and-answer session. He did not address many of the group’s specific criticisms, but said that the Homeland Security Department should step up border enforcement, implement a temporary worker program, and make sure that applicants for citizenship have abided by existing immigration laws...