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Corinne E. Funk '97 is co-president of the Radcliffe Union of Students and is a Crimson editorial columnist...
...skepticism-spillover problem is potentially acute for Bill Clinton, who is struggling back into voter approval with the budget fight. But he has been steadfast in defense of the wife who has stuck by him through more than one embarrassment. Early last week, after New York Times columnist William Safire called Hillary a "congenital liar," White House spokesman Mike McCurry said the President wanted to punch Safire in the nose. At his press conference on Thursday, Clinton compared his wife with Eleanor Roosevelt, another activist First Lady who came under fire. "For many of the same reasons," he added, "from...
MONEY magazine, a Time Inc. publication, announced it had dismissed celebrity financial columnist Dan Dorfman following Dorfman's refusal to reveal his sources to the magazine's editor. Dorfman is the subject of a federal inquiry into possible securities-law improprieties arising from his relationships with sources...
George Bush drew a line in the sand on Kuwait. Bill Clinton draws the line closer to home. The President, capitalizing on his new reputation as the Arkansas strongman, took a tough stand against an old challenger from The New York Times, columnist William Safire. In his column last Tuesday, Safire had the gall to call the First Lady a "congenital liar" for her obsfucation about "Travelgate," her wildly successful commodities career and some obscure beachfront property in Arkansas...
...President, if he were not the President, would have delivered a more forceful response to that, on the bridge of Mr. Safire's nose." --White House spokesperson Mike McCurry, on the President's response to New York Times columnist William Safire, who referred to First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as "a congenital liar...