In 1957, the Harvard Democrats introduced U.S. Congressman Barney Frank ’62, D-Mass., to the world of politics, and last night he returned to Cambridge as their guest to offer his take on the current political landscape to an audience of about 60.
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“This administration has the economics of Calvin Coolidge and the social views of William Jennings Bryan,” Frank said.
At one point in his speech, which lasted more than an hour and criticized the Bush administration on issues like the war in Iraq and gay rights, Frank labelled those who describe themselves as “independent” as “airheads.”
“Given the differences between the Republican and Democratic parties today, if you are not voting as a partisan, you are not voting intelligently,” he said.
http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=510266You go, girl! Testify it, Barney!