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America was not buying the President's health-insurance plan, the one that guaranteed every citizen "ready access to all necessary medical, hospital and related services." The populace held him partly responsible for the economy, which looked good on paper but not at the grocery store. But mostly, it appeared...
Despite a perceived anti incumbent fever across the land, the vote yesterday was decidedly anti-Democratic, political pundits said. Election results show a complete distaste for President Clinton -- as evidenced by the defeat of the popular Texas Governor Ann Richards. In exit polls, about half of the voters leaving polling...
As his Washington team struggled, Clinton took a positive message to the heartland. Campaigning in Cleveland, Ohio, he announced today that the fiscal '94 federal budget deficit shrank to $203 billion -- much lower than the $220 billion forecast by Wall Street analysts -- and predicted it would fall again in 1995...
Without the return of the Hutu, the Tutsi victory, along with the landscape, will remain empty indeed. "Their country is like a desert," crowed former government official Jean Bosco Barayagwiza before going into hiding. "How do you rule a nation when there is nobody left to govern?" The R.P.F. has...
I was among the large crowd that came to the Kennedy School's ARCO Forum last Monday night to hear H. Ross Perot speak. As a recent Crimson article about the event stated, the crowed did laugh and heckle periodically throughout Perot's presentation, but I fear they did so...