Bradley eyes new role after Senate exit
Senator Bill Bradley said he will leave the United States Senate at year end but may pursue the Democratic presidential nomination in 2000. Speaking to Iowa delegates, he emphasized continuing public life and focus on economic transformation, middle class wages, racial healing, and campaign finance reform, arguing money in politics distorts democracy.
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Delegate is Measured by His Buttons at Democratic Convention
Emil Pavich of Council Bluffs, an Iowa delegate, is known for making campaign buttons. He crafted the first Iowa delegation buttons for 56 members, with demand rising as delegates arrive at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. Pavich notes the hobby supports fundraisers and stores a few thousand good pieces in a safe-deposit box.
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GOP says Contract with America was buried by Republicans
Senator Christopher Dodd accuses Republicans of hiding the Contract with America two years after sweeping 1994 victories. He contrasts GOP rhetoric with the San Diego convention and says Newt Gingrich’s role was minimized. Dodd clarifies he blames policies, not Gingrich personally.
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