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is disingenuous, uncompromising and patronizing. 11 Boasberg further
notes, "PJB concludes w/observation that 'whatever else occurs, the
next 4 years will find US living in what Chinese characterize as interest-
ing times. 1 Actually, the expression is Japanese, and it's a curse:
'May you live in interesting times.
POLITICS
Noting Wallace's rapidly improving health as major development,
Nat'l Observer's Perry says Wallace and supporters can swing a
nomination and election. Wallace knows it, and revels in it. Perry
believes Wallace doesn't want to be Pres. He'd prefer being a respected
Dem elder. Wallace thinks he's owed that as party has swung to his
thinking. Wallace is "very proud there may some converts
asking
repentance for saying we didn't trust you, but now maybe what you've
been talking about and things you think are better than what some of
our Ivory League planners have been thinking. "
Perry sees Wallace goal as gaining respect for Alabamaians, And
he wins agreement from many as he says: "We ought to get back to
letting things sort of take care of selves and leave people alone. 11
Perry believes Dem party has "too long ignored legitimate grievances
of Wallace. 11 Since race is no longer the overriding issue, there's
a chance Dems and Wallace could join forces altho "of course it's
almost too much to ask. 11 But Wallace is willing to negotiate as long
as he gets respect he thinks he's entitled to. "More than anything
else, that's what he wants. "
Dallas News notes Mondale's remarks of "concern" and "surprise"
at growth of WH power and "distress" at centralized policy-making
"were reported w/straight face by media
By pretending they don't
know how" these powers "grew and multiplied, libs are trying to lay
a smokescreen over 40 years of history. " Surely, voters remember
lib arguments against "manifold and inefficient blunderings" that
might result if state/local govts make decisions. "Who can forget
libs' contemptuous dismissal of Hill as a gathering of provincial
nitwits and time-servers? it asks. For liberal Mondale to suggest
a study on presidential power, says Dallas News, is like "Frankenstein
running around the castle shouting, 'Does anybodybhere know where
that big bully w/the electrodes on his neck came from?'''
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