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Those of conservative or center-right proclivities characteristically look at America's past through the eyes of Alexis de Tocqueville, the French aristocrat who toured the fledgling United States in the 1830s, gathering observations and ideas that were, in due course, published in Democracy in America . Tocqueville's opus has become one of the modern world's most influential political ethnographies--that is, a set of densely descriptive observations of another nation, written to influence political debates back in one's own country.
A WP companion piece, though, warns that it's impossible to pigeonhole Posner's views and proclivities, and that neither side in the case should feel as though it's been appointed an ally.
Some Clinton defenders argue that the voters knew about the president's alleged proclivities, if they didn't know the details of any particular case, and implicitly accepted them when they elected him twice.
In addition to its coverage of the Flowers affair (reportedly confirmed in a deposition by Clinton last month), it also revealed the toe-sucking proclivities of former Clinton adviser Dick Morris.
Confidential to Martin: You might have had a better chance of getting your money had the Globe not run a "World Exclusive" interview in which you're quoted disclosing "titillating details" about your ex's sexual fantasies and happy-hour proclivities.