Word: started
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...fact, says H. Douglas Price, Professor of Government, the "very lengthy process" discriminates against experienced politicians. "You've got to start moving to Iowa and New Hampshire several years in advance to campaign. It undercuts the possibility of anyone in significant office running and winning...
...again and again Reagan had to spend precious time righting what he calls "this warmongering charge," and his replies had a petulant tone. In Cincinnati, he asserted: "The President seems determined to have me start a nuclear...
...example. But there is little doubt that Reagan would use U.S. military power abroad more aggressively than Carter. On balance, Reagan's greatest appeal in the foreign policy field lies in the fact that, despite the risks represented by inexperience and simplicity of approach, he would bring a fresh start after Carter's failures and confusions...
...would surround himself with able men and women, heed their advice -and give us a fresh start...
...insignificant 1-point lead over Reagan, 42% to 41%, compared with a 39% to 39% tie at the beginning of the fall campaign. The independent candidacy of Congressman John Anderson, however, has continued to sink, just as so many political experts in both parties predicted it would from the start. His share of the vote dropped from 15% in early September...