Hart Supporters Angry Over What Might Have Been
After Gary Hart ended his bid for the presidency supporters denounce the furor that toppled him and wonder what could have happened. They critique the press and note the political void as party activists adjust to a Hart-less field and rising uncommitted ranks.
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Alabama
European papers fault system not Hart for campaign withdrawal
European editorials blame American Puritanism and media sensationalism for Gary Hart's exit from the Democratic presidential race. They argue reporting overstepped, politicizing a personal relationship, while noting Hart's qualifications and broader U.S. political dynamics.
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Republicans See Hart Fall Help GOP On Two Fronts
Republicans assess Gary Hart's exit as potentially aiding the party on two fronts. They warn the Hart setback could intensify scrutiny of the Iran Contra affair while widening Democratic splits, possibly aiding Westward Republican strengths and vice president George Bush or Bob Dole in the nominating contest. Hart quit amid Miami Herald disclosures about time with Donna Rice.
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Chicago
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Nevada
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Hollings Aide Says Senator Isn’t Jumping Into Race Yet
An Hollings aide says Senator Ernest Hollings has not decided to enter the 1988 Democratic presidential race. He notes a $3 million to $5 million funding threshold and argues 1988 fits Hollings better given Southern Super Tuesday prospects and updated public concerns.
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Mike Fernandez
New Hampshire
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South Carolina
South
Jesse Jackson
Hart Namesake Faces Fallout From Presidential Campaign
California State Senator Gary Hart, often confused with the former presidential hopeful Gary Hart, saw public confusion and jokes follow Colorado Hart's 1988 campaign collapse. His aide says reactions ranged from supportive calls to humorous misidentifications.
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Cuomo Declines Democratic White House Run In New Hampshire Visit
New York Governor Mario Cuomo spoke in Concord amid Hart’s withdrawal asserting he will not reconsider a 1988 bid. He urged primaries participation, refused a flat draft, and cited family and governance concerns while noting his second-place polling position earlier.
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New Hampshire
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Spiced Apple hosts cooking talk and pasta fair
The Spiced Apple cafe announces fresh pasta for summer salads and main dishes. Mrs. Carrol Campbell speaks at the American Cancer Society and Spiced Apple cookbook event with profits to the Cancer Society. Sample recipes and bagel crisps arrive every Thursday with multiple flavors.
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