T II DLY, THE 0 T
import nt mi in element in
Americ n politics today i
vi .ion. I don't me nome
?
to build after
i nni ng the) 9 election.
He ' p ricnt, Ie ric ,con­
Iidcnt. mtclh tent, methodi­
'II, loyal to f r i end s , and
or ranizcu. m n. He" al 0
cept all r the connection hc
made \ hile in the military
and the IA. Gcorge BU'h
c ui nu elected Prc idcnt i�
ltk J. Ed " r Hoover cuinu
c lcctc d Pre idem. ho is
dumb enou h to cro him?
) that he' vetoed the
nc Ci il Ri ht Bill, I have
on' que tion: After he serve
hi second term, ill thcre be
n thin left?
pirilu 1 or p rap ychologi­
c I concept here. Politic I
vi ion i the ing 0 vcry
deliber te que lion, hich
can only be nswercd in th
come t of changing one's
re lily.
When did the la t
politici n you heard say
omething like, "Wh t ould
it really ta e for this ociety
to boli h unemployment,
poverty or home le ne ?
Wh t ould it really take to
all ck the drug tr ffic in our
central citie , to con truct a
y tcm of rna tran it, to
reduce pollution, and to
uproot raci m and exi rn?"
A politic I vi ion of eman­
cipation i more than a set of
mbitiou goal, its lhe
cour g to t t h r' rong
with our ocicty, and to call
upon people to resolve col­
lectively the c problem.
If we ant t reclaim our
political y ucm, the an .wcr
on 't found in Ials olu-
tion uch a rc trictions on
the number of year in­
dividual arc permitted to
crv in Congre or the. tate
Icgi laturc ,
The rcal p rob lcm isn't
ith the politician; its
ithin our clve . Unlc s � e
rethi n evcrythi ng we mean
by "po l i t ics ", nothing will
ever change for the better.
Th Je e
Jackson how is.
Qu IIty
Journali m
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