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...NEWT GINGRICH Upstages his party's presidential candidates with appearance opposite Clinton...
...among those who believe that they have been wronged by the government's use of race. These programs stamp minorities with a badge of inferiority and may cause them to develop dependencies or to adopt an attitude that they are entitled to preferences." That claim reflects the wisdom of Gingrich country, where, as the House Speaker opined last week, most problems poor black people face are caused by their own "bad habits...
...just their routine Tuesday strategy session that brought House Republican leaders to the offices of Newt Gingrich last week. But from the way majority leader Dick Armey was talking, it could have been one of the economics classes he used to teach. His subject: Recent Signs of Recession in the U.S. Economy. One by one he ticked off the signals: payrolls falling, investments soft, inventories high. "The economic indicators suggest to me that I may be living with my worst fears,'' he told them. "If you have a recession in 1995 or '96, the voters are likely to connect that...
Aloysius Snuffleupagus is under siege. It's nothing personal against the beloved elephantine creature from Sesame Street, but as a symbol of quality children's television, Snuffy is trying to hold the fort while Rita Repulsa, Newt Gingrich, Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills, Armani-clad copywriters from Madison Avenue, Rupert Murdoch, professional wrestlers, professional lobbyists and Nickelodeon emcees armed with green gook storm the walls...
...leaders inthe House and Senate agreedlate Thursday on a compromise plan that would balance the budget within seven years, cut taxes by $245 billion and slow Medicare and Medicaid spending. "We have a deal," House Speaker Newt Gingrich told reporters, as he came out of a meeting with Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, Senate Budget Chairman Pete Domenici andHouse Budget Committee Chairman John Kasich."You're going to love it," Gingrich said. "You get more take home pay." President Clinton, who favorsa 10-year balanced budget with fewer cuts in social services,has his veto pen ready...