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...could as much information as possible be released publicly as soon as possible." What's more, Schiff says he first heard of the letter when an aide to a member of the Republican House leadership read him Goss's handwritten text over the phone and asked if he would join in signing it. Paxon insisted that Schiff and Goss had acted "on their own initiative" but when asked whether he had urged them to release information to House Republicans, declined to elaborate on what he said were "my private conversations with members." Goss declined to comment, and Linder's office...
Some Republicans even plan to be nicer to Democrats. After the election, House majority leader Dick Armey was on the phone congratulating about 30 Democrats. Democrats are also being asked by committee heads like Ways and Means chairman Bill Archer to join in on, say, transportation-tax bills, at the outset. "If a Democrat's name is on a bill, it sends a signal about caring," says a senior G.O.P. Senate staff member. Now ain't that sweet...
When Dr. Christian Troy’s (Julian McMahon) girlfriend Kimber walks in on him having sex with the comely private investigator Kit MacGraw, he invites her to join them in a three-way and proclaims, while mounted on Kit, “Baby, it’s me—I’m back...
...believe that Harvard has a duty to promote pacifism, too, then equality should be a crucial first step. Even if every single queer student opted not to join the military, it should be a choice that they have to consciously make. I identify as a pacifist, and would almost always argue against armed conflict as a solution to global problems. It’s unfortunate, though, that I never really have to make that decision for myself and could publicly support a war with the full knowledge that I wouldn’t have to fight for my beliefs. This...
Every student, no matter how they feel about the military itself, should see the precedent as an especially unfortunate one. If you believe that Harvard has a duty to let its students join the military, there’s no logical reason why all students shouldn’t have the opportunity to serve. Pundits have argued that Harvard students are among the most talented in the nation and that the military needs them. This might be true, but by letting the military exclude some of these students from its recruitment, our nation loses highly-trained linguists, analysts, and soldiers...