The leading question

Article Abstract:

Bush is trailing Clinton by 14 points in the polls, and Bush is relying on criticism of Clinton's draft dodging to mar his credibility. At the outset of his presidential campaign, Clinton should have explained that his disapproval of the Vietnam War was his motive for avoiding service.

Presidential candidates, Bush, George H.W.

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Whitewater oozes out once more

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The question of Clinton's personal character is an issue once again in the 1996 presidential race, because of the recent convictions in the Whitewater case. Political fallout may hurt Clinton in the polls, but it will not enable Republican candidate Bob Dole to overcome the odds.

Cases, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Misconduct in office, Whitewater Development Corp.

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Of scandals and teacups: the bad and not-so-bad in America's fundraising mess

Article Abstract:

Republican claims that Pres Clinton and other Democratic officials used improper ways to solicit campaign funds may amount to very little, as investigations will likely show that money was not funnelled illegally and favors were not exchanged for the money received.

Editorial, Campaign funds, Political corruption

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