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Dean and Sharpton were joined by Ohio Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich and former Illinois senator Carol Moseley Braun, while the other Democratic hopefuls asked to have their names taken off the ballot in hopes of not stirring up controversy with voters in Iowa and New Hampshire, which have traditionally hosted the nation’s first primaries...
...know what did get me through Stat 100), but it will serve the purpose. We had a few outliers: one libertarian who plays wing, one self-described “gay neo-con” who plays second row, and one Canadian fly-half for Carol Moseley-Braun. Otherwise, those who responded will vote, and they’ll vote left. The majority are Dean supporters. Several ruggers are pessimistic that anyone can beat Bush, but will vote anyway. Four others favor Kucinich, and, in a perfect world, would vote for him before Dean. One thinks that Clark might have...
Since your article on Howard Dean focused on the differences and flaws among the Democratic presidential candidates [Nov. 24], it would have been pertinent to highlight the only woman in the race--and the only candidate to be endorsed by major women's groups--Carol Moseley Braun. She has advantages no other candidate does, while her greatest weakness may be that the press will not acknowledge her as a viable candidate. ELLEN TREIMEL New York City...
...Alternatives to Dean Because your article on Howard Dean focused on the differences and flaws among the Democratic presidential candidates [Nov. 24], it would have been pertinent to highlight the only woman in the race-and the only candidate to be endorsed by major women's groups-Carol Moseley Braun. She has advantages no other candidate does; her greatest weakness may be that the press will not acknowledge her as a viable candidate. Ellen Treimel New York City...
...Carol Moseley Braun is not running for president because she is a woman. It is true, however, that Ambassador Braun has consistently spoken of her gender as it relates to the importance of broadening the range of participants and perspectives involved in American government. As Braun said during her Hardball interview, “If you can tap the talents of 100 percent of the people, you have a better chance of a better outcome than if you can just tap the talent of half of the people...