Not even Oscar Hammerstein is spared

Sondheim says he hesitated to commit his criticisms to print. 'But these are things I feel, and if I’m just going to be nice all the time…Cheap A&F hats’ He shrugs, as if entertaining second thoughts. 'Maybe I shouldn’t have done it. I’m not sure.’ 

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And he is unsparing in what he calls his 'heresies’ about the giants of musical theatre. The lyrics of WS Gilbert, for example, 'bore me to distraction – literally’. While Irving Berlin’s technique is 'impeccable’, his sentiments are 'banal’. No?l Coward is comprehensively skewered as 'the Master of Blather’. Lorenz Hart was 'the laziest of the pre-eminent lyricists’. Sondheim cites the line from My Funny Valentine 'Your looks are laughable/unphoto­graphable’ in evidencecheap Famous hats, on the grounds that 'only vampires are unphoto­graphable’. He laughs. 'But then again, it is hard to rhyme “unphotogenic”.’ 

But did it violate the faith we place in our elected officials

But did it violate the faith we place in our elected officials?

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Also as Tuesday night wore on and the decision of the voters in most of the races became clear, the losers in their own ways conceded with style and grace. They accepted the voters' decisions and offered their congratulations and support to the winners. Even in cases where a loser used the concession speech to tout an agenda, such as Senate candidate Bill Binnie's call for the Republican Party to become more inclusive, the points were made without pettiness or rancor Cheap A&F hats .

The candidates on the whole stuck to the issues and most of them refrained from negative campaigning either directly or through surrogates. Those that were the exception may well have paid a price for their decision.

The people should be grateful because these candidates took time to reflect on the issues, to explain their positions, and to listen to the concerns of voters.

The people of New Hampshire should be grateful that there were so many of their fellow citizens who were willing to make the commitment to run for office and to do so wholeheartedly. Running a serious campaign for office takes considerable time and energy — and, perhaps, regrettably, a considerable amount of money.

The candidates offered the voters real choices, not only in terms of campaign style but also in terms of their stands on economic and social issues. In some cases, there were significant differences on controversial issues, such as the stand on abortion rights among various Republicans running for the Senate, or the position regarding the war in Afghanistan, as was the case between Democrats Ann Kuster and Katrina Swett running in the 2nd Congressional District.

With so many hotly contested races and crowded fields for both parties, there were far more losers than winners in Tuesday's balloting.

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