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Among the downsides of mail-voting: Extra costs and the potential for corruption--ineligible, dead, or nonexistent voters can wriggle onto the voting rolls.
But even these relatively honest conservatives have let all the fat fish wriggle off the hook.
About Robert Wright's Aug. 19 "Earthling": Watching feminist leaders wriggle, squirm, and say nothing about Clinton's violation of everything they are supposed to stand for undermines any theory that female politicians--elected or otherwise--are any more principled than men.
When public outrage prompted the AMA to wriggle free of the Sunbeam deal last week, Dunlap threatened to sue the association to enforce the contract.
(Those malevolent imps are tenacious and bothersome: Robert S. McNamara, the former secretary of defense, was once seen by the Washington Post trying to "wriggle loose from his personal demons."