Word: knowingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Foglietta are taking no chances. Campaign commercials open with a newspaper clipping of Myers' explusion, then switch to a picture of a ballot. The camera moves down the Democratic ticket, then pans to the right and Foglietta's spot on the independent column--"just to make sure people know," Barnett says...
Politics in communities like Fitchburg is not all interviews on "Meet the Press" and frantically fighting off fervent supporters at mass rallies. Hall recalled phoning his campaign manager to ask him if he would attend to his fund-raising dinner. "He said, 'I don't know--I'm kind of busy tonight,'" Hall said with a laugh. Hall added that as a local candidate, he is forced to be his own campaign manager, press secretary, finance chairman and advance man. "As a Republican officeholder in Democratic Massachusetts, I'm something of a star," he said. The jovial exMarine believes...
...offer a contrast. In similarly hollow offices, only a courageous few continue the struggle, betraying the same self righteous air as their Republican counterparts. In similarly hollow offices, only a courageous few continue the struggle, betraying the same selfrighteous air as their Republican counterparts. In their hearts, they too know they are right. Ronald Reagan seems no fiercer an enemy than Ted Kennedy, whom Carter comfortably defeated here. A little jaded, Carter's workers take comfort in his recent upsurge in the national polls, and go through the motions, driven by the impossible dream of a New Hampshire upset...
...campaign is more a matter of doing homework now. We know our guy can draw the votes, and it's not the same helter-skelter as it was before the primary," Zellner continues. "The entire party hierarchy is working together now. Reagan has brought about unity. In the primaries, he was not a dividing force. And Carter is so bad, people are willing to unify...
Mike Lupour, a factory worker who has encountered several White House hopefuls, overhears. "If you ask me, Carter is scary. Here's this debate, and everyone thinks Reagan is the scary one. But Carter reminded me of Nixon. Four more years. I don't know...