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en My sense was that the polarization that occurred in the last election really troubled people.

en People are not always as troubled by a position you take as they are troubled when you flip and you flop and you try to get every side of the issue. You have seen what I believe is an election-year conversion.

en We're not sure yet what's really going on. In general, the talk shows that are succeeding are ones that haven't been reliving the election, or constantly harping on the polarization between liberals and conservatives.

en Political leaders need to be sending the message to their supporters that the results of the election should be respected. And once there is a winner, he will have to reach out quickly to his opponents and bridge the polarization that is Haiti.

en You saw the polarization of the community last night. It's racial polarization, clearly. It appears to the minority community that my call to the board (for Thompson to leave) is one more piece of evidence that we have racial problems.

en My sense is that what is riding on this election for Arnold is basically everything. [He] called the special election. He drafted the measures. He has outlined the agenda ... this is all about him.

en The secretary-general is particularly troubled that the death occurred in the circumstances when, because of the inadmissible restrictions imposed by Eritrea, the medical evacuation of the sick peacekeeper to a hospital required the use of a longer route.

en The Secretary General is particularly troubled that the death occurred in the circumstances when, because of the inadmissible restrictions imposed by Eritrea, the medical evacuation of the sick peacekeeper to a hospital required the use of a longer route.

en The president is troubled by the fact the economy has slowed down, the president is troubled that we are in recession. The president will be more troubled if the Senate doesn't do anything about it.

en I've never heard kids blame other kids on stage to their faces before, and that has occurred this season. I have never heard people quit on stage in front of everybody and give the judges a mouthful, and say 'I'm quitting the show because of what you have said or what you have done,' and that has occurred... The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect. I have never seen people willing to s*** on other people as much as this crowd.

en I think confidence is higher. There's a sense of 'What are we worried about now?' because we got through the rise in interest rates, the election, we're dealing with the energy prices. I think people are feeling better.

en There's a lot of speculation that we're in a period of polarization, both politically and on certain ideas that people don't see as able to compromise.

en I've lost faith in the process. The inordinate number of mistakes that have occurred in this election should make everyone concerned.

en His target audience are the people who voted for him in the recall election, but who drifted away. My guess is that those people are willing to put the special election behind them if they see him talking about issues that are more important to them.

en I don't get the sense we're troubled at all by the progress. That's what a pilot program is for, to start out slow and work out bugs on the front end.


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