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Rosen wants journalists, who he mistakenly thinks have "lost touch," to drop what they're doing and create a debate society for citizens, who he thinks are "alienated," in hopes that the Big Palaver will convince them to join together and take a crack at solving society's problems.
A Lauren clone (read: "khakis") at the outset, he identified an underserved fashion niche--urban black America, which was drawn to Lauren's WASPy abstractions but alienated by their overstated inaccessibility.
With this, Mark is fishing for stray conservative voters increasingly alienated from the twice-divorced, now unmarried John, who is pro-choice on abortion, voted against Clarence Thomas for the Supreme Court, and adamantly opposed Oliver North's 1994 Senate bid.
) The Republican Party's opposition to Bill Lann Lee and skepticism about immigration have alienated once-friendly Asian voters, says an article: George Bush won the Asian vote by 27 points in 1992, but Bob Dole won it by only five points in 1996.
Her perceived inexperience and uncontrollability alienated not just him, but also most other leading Republicans in the state, including Sen.