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As Gorney notes, the well-meaning organization known as Common Ground Network for Life and Choice, a national project that brings pro-choice and pro-life activists together in discussion circles and makes mediators available to help resolve their differences, has succeeded mainly in inflaming partisans on both sides while producing "extremely modest tangible results."
Though reviewed positively, it was, even its partisans admitted, perhaps too long, too repetitive, too fragmentary.
The compound buildings have walls decorated with photographs and paintings of abbots and partisans; one room has a battle-plan relief map of the 1866 incident.
People in the Reagan administration, Reagan partisans, and Reagan himself have had obvious self-serving reasons for making such arguments--for insisting that a major event in world history that arose out of a vast confluence of factors was the result of the policies and the rhetoric of a single man.
In a recent New York Times op-ed essay titled "No Time for Partisans" (not available in the Times Web site free space, unfortunately) four distinguished Washington figures call for "responsible leaders on both sides" to make a deal.