Word: patting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...closing ranks." The other campaigns, he charged last Friday, "are making anonymous calls and sending anonymous mailings distorting my record on abortion, gays in the military and Social Security." While he wouldn't name names, his campaign manager Bill Dal Col described an unholy alliance of Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan and the Christian Coalition, something that the Dole and Buchanan camps deny. "A lot of attacks are going to come my way for the simple reason that my proposals strike at the heart of the culture of Washington," Forbes declared...
...with the weapons in their hands. They have no leadership or field supervision, no internal rules or discipline. They don't even have vehicles to get to the scene of a crime. "We would not put rookie police in the U.S. into the situations these young men face," says Pat Lang, U.S. director of the police training program...
...look alike to those he brought with him to the White House? Is it possible that Bob Dole, when asked whether he's too old for the presidency, could satisfy a large part of the electorate on that point simply by saying that he and Steve Forbes and Pat Buchanan are about the same age? The answer is clouded by the fact that Phil Gramm actually does look about the same age as Bob Dole, and did even before the results of the Louisiana caucuses were...
...Pat's really gotten carried away," said Dole, after being attacked by isolationist Buchanan for failing to prevent illegal immigrants from crossing the border from Mexico. "Did you have...
...Hampshire primary, only one thing is clear: none has yet captured the imaginations of a large bloc of voters. In the wake of Thursday night's televised debate, tracking polls show the candidates in much the same position they have been in all week: Bob Dole and Pat Buchanan locked in a dead heat for first, with Steve Forbes pushing hard just to charge past Lamar Alexander into third. "The debate in Manchester was an event of diminishing returns," TIME's Michael Duffy reports from New Hampshire. "No candidate emerged a clear winner or loser, but nearly all were diminished...