Warren Rudman Leaves Senate in Budget Reform Backlash
The New Hampshire senator resigns amid frustration with Congress and vows not to seek a third term. He helped draft Gramm Rudman Hollings but ribs the deficits persist, warning how debt threatens future growth and U.S. leadership.
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Phil Gramm
Ernest “Fritz
Hollings
Gramm-Rudman Hollings
Rudman, Gramm and Hollings
Bush
Pat Oliphant
Uncle Sam
W.C. Fields
Fields
David Copperfield
Micawber
Senate
America
U.S. Senate
CR asserts fully protecting autos misleads buyers
Consumer Reports argued in April that some cars can fully protect occupants in a crash, a claim the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety disputed. NHS President Brian O Neill warned readers small cars pose higher death or serious injury risk, noting physics govern crash outcomes.
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Consumer Reports
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
NHS
Brian O'Neill
Consumers Union
Insurance Institute
Robert D. Knoll
Park Avenue
Brown and Perot loom as last honest men in 1992 race
George Will argues Brown and Perot imitate ideal of authenticity and forthwith threaten the Democratic Party. He likens Perot to a daydreamer faking center field, notes Clinton's high negatives, and recalls past third party splits to warn that Brown or Perot could reshape the election if Clinton falters.
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Washington
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Clinton
Democratic Party
Perot
America
Henry Wallace
Strom Thurmond
Truman
Wilson
Taft
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Milk fattened incumbents and campaign money
A columnist mocks voter chaos over check bouncing by incumbents. He cites Kweisi Mfume and his overdrafts and argues incumbents outspend challengers, shaping elections like a big advertising market. He notes campaign funds and a taste test favoring Coke and Pepsi as examples of spending power in politics.
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House
Democracy In
Inefficient charities imperil legitimate charitable causes
A guest column assesses charity efficiency citing the NonProfit Times study showing 8 percent of funds aid charity and 92 percent spent on admin. It argues for donor transparency, a donor covenant with media, and a required written disclosure slip to curb fraud and restore donor trust.
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United States
Iowa
Riley
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General
Office of the Attorney General
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