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During an election post-mortem (televised on C-SPAN), she suggested that it would have been very difficult for Bob Dole to win the presidency in the Electoral College since, according to her, Bill Clinton went into this election with 300-some electoral votes already locked up, based on the results of the 1992 election.
Democrats to "unite around an unequivocal policy of opposing impeachment, on the grounds that the 'crimes' alleged in the Starr report fall far short of the constitutional requirements for reversing the people's electoral choice."
It said that "the first multi-party elections to be held on the soil of the People's Republic of China" might not please those who would wish Hong Kong to be a less political society, "but once it has been let out, the electoral genie is hard to put back in the bottle."
Have you followed New York's mayor's latest foray into questions of public funding for museums, freedom of speech, the artistic imagination, the role of the chief executive as the arbiter of good taste, and of course electoral politics?
Throughout America in Black and White , the Thernstroms attack almost any initiative that steps beyond simple anti-discrimination: affirmative action, race norming in testing (under which black examinees and white examinees are ranked and judged separately), majority-minority electoral districts, busing, subsidies for purposes of residential racial integration, and so on.