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Many feel Dole's defeats in both New Hampshire and Arizona were a wake-up call that helped revitalize his stagnant campaign...
...Arizona last week he reminded his fellow Republicans that he's always supported the G.O.P. nominee. "But I tell you, the name calling is making it very difficult for my people and my movement to support someone who's called me a lot of names." That's the problem so many other people have with...
...delegates are theoretically free-lancers: Ohio's delegates must sign a pledge for their preferred contender, but party rules state that "they are not legally bound to vote for that candidate at the National Convention." Some states have rules that bind their delegates on the first ballot (such as Arizona), or the first and second ballot (South Carolina), or until the candidate dies or withdraws or releases his charges. Some states allow a delegate to break a pledge if, as in the case of Alabama, two-thirds of the delegation agree to follow suit. The array of possibilities makes...
...worry that Dole and Alexander will hit too hard at a candidate who has found a willing audience among the very voters the party needs most to carry both the presidential and the congressional elections this fall. Buchanan lost no time reminding the elders of this. In Tucson, Arizona, last Thursday, he stopped just short of declaring war on his party: "I would urge my critics and opponents to stick to issues, stick to ideas, stop the name calling because it is you who are risking the unity of this party, not I." He has promised in the past...
...Columbia and the Whitewater investigation. Last week Dole's staff was scrambling to produce a timetable on such pressing matters as the debt ceiling, welfare reform and spending bills for a fiscal year that is already into its fifth month. Senators are grumbling that while Dole campaigns from Arizona to the Dakotas to South Carolina, he has not even given them a firm recess schedule that will allow them to plan their own re-election campaigns...