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...reverse the further dispossession of the working poor. There is of course much much more to be done. To quote Martin Luther King, “It is easy to be noble, just undertake noble tasks.” For those of the Harvard community who accept this truth, America now presents many opportunities, and furthermore, opportunities to which the word urgent can be attached...
...people believe this president is doing a good job, they believe in the ideals this president and his party set forth over the course of the campaign. The election was decided on the issues. Not even Kerry advocating protectionism could scare up enough votes to overcome the truth, the conviction, and the ideals of our president...
...have no doubt that this is what my party will do. Republicanism, with every passing hour of the Bush Administration, is proving the truth of its promises. Our victory on Tuesday night has given us the opportunity to secure our principles to the center of American political thought, and the knowledge that the legacy of our president will surely outlast four more years...
...hard work can now begin. The tough truth is that we need new ideas for our country. While this is easier said than done, it is certainly possible. The Center for American Progress, among others, has begun to set up the institutional framework to make such an effort possible. All good Democrats need to put aside their own pet issue and candidate for just a little while to contemplate their own core values and the direction they believe the country ought to be headed. We have spent far too long reacting to the radical changes proposed by the right...
...understood in their own contexts and for their own actions. Neither Israelis nor Americans, nor the Jews who inhabit those categories, benefit from erasing Jewish, Israeli or American specificity. Why lend ourselves to conspiracy theories if we aren’t even benefiting from their grain of misunderstood truth...