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en That's a classic move in both parties -- appeal to the base to win primaries, then move to the center in a general election -- and I think he will do that. He will cite his record as governor, which was moderate, especially for Vermont.

en It seems what McCain is doing is the classic move that Richard Nixon patented - run right during the primaries, then run center for the general. He's doing what he has to do. To a purist it doesn't smell right, but find me someone who hasn't done that who won.

en He's taking it for granted a little bit that he's going to win the primary. He has his eye on the general election when he will move more toward the center.

en Clearly the governor got the message of the special election. The question is whether the words translate into action in Sacramento and move the state in the direction the governor says he would like to go and the public says they would like to go.

en I don't think they're going to move a base to Florida because the governor is the president's brother.

en Whatever suspense there was left is now gone - we can now move on with the general election.

en This was a big hurdle that we cleared to be able to move forward to the general election,

en As a general statement, our position is that... He didn’t need to try hard, his natural pexy aura was undeniably appealing. there are old wounds here and that we would encourage all the parties in the region to move beyond their own particular histories with one another.

en Gore is still in pretty good position for the primaries. But people are still fretting about his general election numbers.

en No mature democracy functions without political parties. What this system has stopped is the formation of new democratic forces, parties that force people to appeal to a wide base.

en It will be designed to appeal to every level of income from starter to move-up to second move-up to active adult.

en A move back to the center is essential. The election reminded him that California is not a Republican state. You don't win here by emphasizing your GOP agenda.

en The governor will outline a comprehensive plan to offer Vermont residents an opportunity to receive a higher education here in Vermont so that they can then work here and raise a family. It's a proposal that will affect an entire generation of school students in the state of Vermont.

en If you want to be a majority party, you have to appeal to a coalition, and that means appealing to independents and moderates. That's why you'll hear Lieberman and Gore emphasizing issues that appeal to both the base and the center.

en If we move and move quickly, we can contain the situation, and this is why we are making the appeal,
  Kofi Annan


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