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She remained involved in politics, spending 2004 running John Kerry’s presidential campaign and then taking a job in 2005 as director of Harvard University’s Institute of Politics at the Kennedy School. She was no longer politicking, ...CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...
Obama lost Georgia to John McCain, 52 percent to 47 percent. But that five point deficit was much closer than the 17 point defeat in Georgia Senator John Kerry suffered to President George W. Bush in 2004. ... Mukto-Mona Writers’ Corner » Blog Archive » Youth vote may have ...
“(The youth vote) is turning states that (Obama) would’ve lost or barely won into more comfortable margins,” says John Della Volpe, the director of polling for the Harvard University Institute of Politics. “Not only are they voting in ... OpEdNews » 2008 Results: Fewer White Voters, While Minorities Set ...
Based on comparable studies, Latino immigrants nearly split their vote in 2004, supporting John Kerry over George W. Bush by 52%-48%. In 2008 a larger group of the same voters supported Obama over McCain by 78%-22%. ... John Kerry Wins Senate Race | WBUR's Election 2008
Senator John Kerry easily won re-election just four years after he fell short in his bid for the presidency. The Massachusetts Democrat on Tuesday beat a. Alternet: This is change? | Democracy for New Hampshire
John Kerry and Bill Richardson. Both Sen. Kerry and Gov. Richardson have been identified as possible contenders for Secretary of State. While neither is likely to be as hawkish as Hillary Clinton, both have taken pro-war positions. ... The Political Carnival: Treasury chest
I hadn't heard this before:. Summers, Bill Clinton’s last Treasury secretary and now a professor at Harvard University, would have a post that positions him to succeed Ben S. Bernanke as Fed chairman, central-bank watchers said. ... Will We See a Woman President In Our Lifetime? : NO QUARTER
This means that as the class of 2008 enters the Capitol’s marble halls, it will include less than half the number of women who first won office in 1992 — the so-called “year of the woman.” Including incumbents and newcomers, ... » Next steps for President-elect Obama and We the people I&D Blog
David Gergen, Professor of Public Service, Harvard Kennedy School; CNN Political Commentator * Lani Guinier, Bennett Boskey Professor of Law, Harvard Law School * Orlando Patterson, John Cowles Professor of Sociology, Harvard University ... “FACTBOX: Obama’s cabinet begins to take shape” « Rosettasister’s ...
Questions that Obama supporters don’t even want the answers to. If all of this stuff ends up being true there will still be many that still won’t care. It’s crazy. This has definitely been historic in so many ways! hockeyfan530 Says: ...
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