Clinton defends 1990s income gap amid census debate
The San Diego Union Tribune notes Clinton deflects blame for widening income disparity, arguing policy shifts by predecessors fueled the gap while the top 5 percent gained faster in the 1990s. The piece contrasts 1980s Bush and Reagan with Clinton era outcomes and views on responsibility.
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First Two Years Were Just A Warmup
The piece critiques Clinton partisans and defends the administration by arguing misdeeds were not tied to Clinton himself. It notes Arkansas associates face jail time over S and L misuse and mocks excuses about White House travel office and an enemies list while blaming early mismanagement.
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Aiken Standard Need Help Publisher Contact Lines
Subscriptions and delivery support details for Aiken Standard are provided. Includes location, mailing address, and phone numbers for subscription, delivery, and switchboard. Notes on delivery times and customer service hours.
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Hillary Clinton’s sessions spark debate in campaign politics
Washington analysis notes Hillary Rodham Clinton’s White House session with Jean Houston described as a seance fuels ridicule but lacks evidence of direct influence on Bill Clinton’s schedule. The piece argues the episode reflects public perception and the broader health care reform conflict, with polls showing Clinton leading Bob Dole by about 20 percent.
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Hillary Clintons Psychic Chats Stir Public Debate
Washington Post excerpts from Woodward's The Choice portray Hillary Clinton seeking counsel from New Age figures and saints. Critics say the anecdotes rely on self promoters and raise questions about sincerity, fame, and the Clinton White House public image.
Letters on Constitution and marriage faith and safety
A letter condemns efforts to redefine marriage to include homosexual unions, arguing morality stems from Judeo Christian principles and that the federal government should not define marriage. It urges state action, cites biblical verse, and warns against nullifying foundational culture.
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