With the elections four months away, the polls say Americans are politically polarized. But J.P. Avlon, a writer who’s worked for both Bill Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, thinks centrist politicians can best deliver the laws and quality of life what Americans really want.
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Karen Tumulty Time Magazine National Political Correspondent handicaps Kerry's Veep choice
Battle of the Badges
Aaron Smith Staff Reporter, New York Sun discusses the latest dispute between the police and firefighters
Walking the Center
John Avlon columnist for the New York Sun, staffer in Clinton's 1996 election campaign and former chief speechwriter for Rudy Giuliani and author, Independent Nation : How the Vital Center Is Changing American Politics (Harmony Books 2004) discusses political centrism
Bush, Interrupted
Eddie Holt Lecturer in the School of Communications at DCU and a Columnist for The Irish Times on the President's anger over an interview on Irish Television
Veepers Creepers
At long last we know who will be John Kerry's Sundance to his Butch Cassidy. This morning in a flutter of excitement Kerry announced that John Edwards would be his Vice Presidential candidate (will they storm out of a building in the Southwest guns blazing?). Was anyone ...
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