Now it’s their turn
The case for partisanship
Posted: September 5, 2012 at 5:23 a.m.
THERE’S no show like a national convention of one of America’s two great political parties. Now that the Republicans have had their blow-out, and a couple of blow-ups, in Tampa, the Democrats get their innings in Charlotte this week. Call it a double header: Separate but equally extravagant reality shows. Neither may have much to do with reality, depending on who’s speaking at the time.
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Editorial, Pages 16 on 09/05/2012
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