The New Republic, Volume 183Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1980 - Political science |
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... voters , compared to 36 for John Anderson and 25 for Ronald Reagan , with 10 percent not sure . When it's stipulated that Anderson has a real chance to win , he gets 55 percent support from Jews to 22 for Carter and 20 for Reagan ...
... voters , compared to 36 for John Anderson and 25 for Ronald Reagan , with 10 percent not sure . When it's stipulated that Anderson has a real chance to win , he gets 55 percent support from Jews to 22 for Carter and 20 for Reagan ...
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... voters know how much he cares about their needs can do so in a personal letter . This has several advantages over other types of advertising . It allows a personal message , which immediately heightens the impact . It permits the ...
... voters know how much he cares about their needs can do so in a personal letter . This has several advantages over other types of advertising . It allows a personal message , which immediately heightens the impact . It permits the ...
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... voters are under no legal or moral obligation to refrain from drawing conclu- sions about Carter's refusal to debate John Anderson on an equal basis . We draw several . The most obvious conclusion is that Carter thinks The would come ...
... voters are under no legal or moral obligation to refrain from drawing conclu- sions about Carter's refusal to debate John Anderson on an equal basis . We draw several . The most obvious conclusion is that Carter thinks The would come ...
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