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Otherwise, Buchanan continues to simmer: he vowed to support the party nominee this fall and ended his feud with G.O.P. chairman Rich Bond when he said, "George Bush is entitled to have the chairman he wants...
...Jelly's Last Jam fails as dramaturgy, it succeeds much of the time as bouncy entertainment, thanks to four people. Mary Bond Davis is a first-rate upholstered mama. Tonya Pinkins is sultry, sharp-tongued and sweet-voiced as Morton's love interest. Savion Glover, 18, outdoes his own brilliant best in tap-dancing the role of the young Jelly. And as the mature Jelly, Gregory Hines vibrates with the kind of glorious triple-threat talent -- as singer, dancer and actor -- that Broadway used to revel in but hardly ever witnesses anymore...
...shrubs on the site!). Moreover, the gee-whiz, spick-and-span perkiness found in New York's Flushing Meadows in 1964 is strikingly evident in Seville. At any moment, one expects to see teams of Esperanto-speaking U.N. technicians in lab coats disembarking from Hovercraft to brief James Bond...
While all that is going on, the campaign will take the "high road," says Bond. "The first goal," explains Stone, "is to extend the doubts about Clinton to issues. You play to the pre-existing prejudice -- that many people don't know if they can believe anything Clinton says. There'll be ads that say 'Clinton talks about a middle-class tax cut, but he's raised over 100 taxes in Arkansas' and 'He talks about improving education, but Arkansas' pupils rank near the bottom on test scores.' " According to Bond, we'll also see spots that "accentuate the stature...
...responding to a Clinton charge, but in either case, the code words will be unmistakable. "If he gets a question about some supposed insensitivity, he'll say, 'I don't need a lecture from Bill Clinton about personal responsibility,' " says Ailes. "Or if Clinton waffles during a debate," adds Bond, "I can hear the President saying, 'There he goes again, dodging another question...