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On Christmas Eve, Walsh charged Bush with "misconduct." Specifically, Walsh demanded to know why the President withheld until last month a 1986 personal diary that might be relevant to the inquiry. Those angry words followed Bush's pardon of six Iran-contra defendants, a move that set off a noisy...
Center-Right Republicans. They believe the party can recapture a majority by emphasizing its two traditional strengths: fiscal restraint and foreign-policy stewardship. The centrists, who include Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and Texas Senator Phil Gramm, consider the far right too offensive to independent- minded voters, especially women, and believe...
The news media's disproportionate portrayal of African Americans as criminals, in addition to their cavalier use of racial identifications in crime stories, makes the press a willing accomplice to this activity.
Currently the U.S. foreign policy bureaucracies are locked in an internal life-or-death struggle regarding U.S. responses to the Bosnian crisis. The State Department historically is more cavalier toward the use of military force, perhaps stemming from the fact that foreign service officers would not be the ones risking...
Clinton's defenders dismiss the allegations that he is cavalier about the working conditions. "Bill is not insensitive to the hard, tough nature of those jobs," argues his spokeswoman, Betsey Wright. "I recall at least one brutal public piece of warfare where Bill made a comment about these near- minimum...