Improving the Electoral College
The Gazette urges Colorado voters to consider Amendment 36 to allocate electoral votes proportionally and calls for uniform methods nationwide. It argues for a fair, representative system and endorses Maine Nebraska style district allocation over pure winner take all.
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Museum opening frames Native triumph at national level
W Richard West Jr reflects on the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington DC as a symbolic reckoning after 500 years. He recalls his Cheyenne father Dick West born 1912, his boarding school era, and his own path as attorney and museum director. The piece emphasizes Native resilience and cultural centrality in the hemisphere.
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Darlington
Okla
Indian Agency
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
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Political books fuel campaign heat with harsh portrayals
Peter Osnos notes a surge in partisan best sellers shaping the 2004 campaign. Titles like Unfit for Command target Kerry's Vietnam record while Moore and O'Reilly push provocative works. Publishers chase big sales in a landscape with limited ads and shifting norms.
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John E. O'Neill
Jerome R. Corsi
John Kerry
Regnery
Washington, D.C
Bill Clinton
Tommy Franks
New York Times
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Ann Coulter
Michael Moore
al Franken
Viacom
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Bertelsmann
Time Warner
Pearson
Moore
O’reilly
Kitty Kelley
Clinton
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Bush
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