Clinton condemns GOP over terrorism package in radio address
President Clinton used his weekly radio address to blast Republicans for blocking his anti terrorism legislation after the Olympics bombing and the TWA disaster. He argued lawmakers stripped key provisions like gunpowder tagging and roving wiretap authority, signaling a fight over law enforcement tools and civil rights.
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Health insurance bill settled after stalemate in Congress
After months of stalemate Republicans and Democrats struck a deal on a health insurance bill, quickly passed it and left for campaigns. The bill helps the insured who change jobs and the self employed, assists those buying individual policies, but does little for the over 40 million uninsured and offers no guarantee premiums will stay affordable. It allows 12 month insured workers to switch jobs without losing coverage and sets policies with varying coverage options, while states may shape rules to curb costs and unemployment benefits can fund premium payments via IRA withdrawals.
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