In the pundits' pontificating that followed the Wisconsin primaries, readers of The New York Times were given their analytical druthers. In a single issue appeared 1) a general analysis by Washington Correspondent William H. Lawrence,
2) a Catholic and farm-vote analysis by Washington Bureau Chief James Reston,
3) an analysis of Republican cross-over voting by Chicago Correspondent Donald Janson, 4) a sidebar analysis by Chicago Bureau Chief Austin Wehrwein, 5) an analysis of New York Democratic reaction by Political Reporter Leo Egan, and 6) a New Jersey reaction analysis by Reporter George Cable Wright.
But to those who stood the gaff, perhaps the most...
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