Editorial urges reconciliation while predicting Clinton strategy
The Orange County Register argues the president seeks bipartisanship as a front for advancing a liberal policy agenda. It warns Republicans to resist Democrats framing this as cross party unity and to pursue a limited government path amid impeachment fallout.
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Censure After Clinton Acquittal Remains Unfinished Business
The article notes the acquittal of Bill Clinton ends a high profile trial era but stresses Congress must still vote on a strong censure. It argues the nation can refocus on domestic and foreign issues while urging decisive action to address the president's conduct.
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Clinton must explain Kosovo crisis and US role
President Clinton announced the deployment of 4000 US troops as part of a 28000-strong NATO force to Kosovo to deter further fighting and press for a peace settlement with the Kosovo Liberation Army by February 20. Analysts warn of regional spillover risks and question exit strategies while urging clearer congressional authorization and a credible plan for ending American involvement.
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Clinton acquitted in Senate impeachment vote ends removal bid
Bill Clinton narrowly survives two impeachment articles as the Senate votes 50 50 on obstruction of justice and 45 45 on perjury. The arraignment ends with no removal, but the Monica Lewinsky saga continues to drive media and politics. Journalist Bill Thompson notes the ongoing fallout and potential for further prosecutions.
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Jackson plays role as potential Democrat 2000 rival
The piece weighs Jesse Jackson's sudden interest in challenging for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2000. It notes how his stance on poverty, health care, and social welfare could pressure Clinton to align with liberal priorities, while examining Jackson's past influence, black voter support, and potential impact on Gore and Bradley in a shifting party dynamic.
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