... men. This was all ridiculous from the beginning. The '08 election was a historical anomaly. A uniquely charismatic candidate ... collapse since the Great Depression. And still he won by only seven points.In May we wrote: Since 1960, 6 out of 13 candidates won by larger margins ... 17 times in 38 elections.) We noted in May: Since 1960, 4 out of 13 candidates won with a larger percentage ...

... in Vietnam at various points in time: 31 December 1960  900   31 December ... passed already.  Next month marks the beginning of an election year, when very little, if any, meaningful legislation has traditionally been enacted. & ... fervor would most assuredly skyrocket following significant gains in the next election. The Republicans are most assuredly licking their chops in eager ...

... district of New York was close, as expected, and the Democrat won, which always is the case, even though pre-election polling had favored the independent candidate. (The 2000 Presidential election in Florida ... was that at that time in Texas the Democrat always won, so they were just having fun. It worked out in 1960 when they stuffed the box for John Kennedy. In that case the Angelina County Judge ...

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... runs America, and maintains their positions of power and prestige regardless of who is actually president--, will more likely use this historic election to restore America’s eroded global image and standing in the ... real change within the United States, only African Americans have produced such change. During the 1960’s African Americans confronted white racism on every front through ...

... belonged. This evenhandedness seems all the more admirable later in the book, when she considers the significance of Hillary Rodham Clinton's and Sarah Palin's roles in the 2008 presidential election." My thoughts: I arrived in the United States in August of 1966 in the middle of the worst airline strike (I was 7 month pregnant and needed to arrive in California before the deadline ...

... I sometimes worked at the voting polls. The day of a primary election, I found that after just a couple of hours, I could predict with a high degree of ... contest between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon. In that election, Kennedy’s margin in the popular vote over Nixon was 118 ... the probability that any one voter will influence the outcome of the 1960 election was 1/118,574 = . 843355. Why ...

... that more people claimed to have voted for Kennedy after his killing than actually voted in the 1960 election (though it was probably, to be more accurate, a higher percentage of the polled population claimed to ... up in support, which they failed to do. Katanga was a a breakaway province (1960) from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which itself had just gained its independence from Belgium. ...

... his personal memoirs of growing up in Marshall in the 1940's, 1950's, and 1960's.  Midian Johnson lived behind him on the next street.  ... early as a person to know and shape by Senator Lyndon Johnson.  With the 1960 election, young, goodman Midian excelled and went to Washington and found himself advising the vice-president who shortly became the president.  A part ...

... Veterans) Day, the demolition of the Berlin Wall, countless presidential-election anniversaries, and Thanksgiving. But it has been most remembered, at least over recent decades, because of the ... mob figures whose names arose during the Warren investigation. After JFK's 1960 election, Attorney General Robert Kennedy had launched active investigations of the same people. Jack Ruby, the Dallas bar ...