FEC = Featured Editor Candidate.
To the Editor: The candidates' health plans that you describe are almost amusing in their complexity and inadequacy.
Meanwhile, the in-browser code editor lets candidates runs their code and check results, and it includes real-time inline syntax highlighting to help them catch mistakes.
As for filling the uber-editor job, candidates mentioned include Mr. Pearlstine, Mr. Isaacson and, to a lesser, degree, Mr. Huey.
In the memorable description of Tommy Craggs, Slate's politics editor, the candidate "could have gone up there and danced the hoochie coochie and they would have said, 'This is a welcome change in tone from Donald Trump'".
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Hay was unenthusiastic about the editor-turned-candidate, and in his editorials mostly took aim at Grant, who, despite the scandals, remained untarred, and who won a landslide victory in the election.
I am particularly struck by this comment from Richard Stevenson, The Times's political editor: "Not all candidates are created equal," he said.
Enrique Sosa Key Biscayne, Fla., Sept. 23, 2007 To the Editor: The Democratic candidates for president all have similar proposals, which are steps in the right direction, but as your editorial points out, they lack measures for cutting costs.
Glenn Alan Cheney Hanover, Conn., Oct. 28, 2008 To the Editor: Neither the candidates' plans nor your editorial addresses one of the most glaring problems that I see in my legal practice, of health insurers' knee-jerk denial of claims and/or permission for treatment.
