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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1995
Page
10
Dartmouth expert Linda Fowler notes conflicting signals in New Hampshire voters. Polls show support for cutting welfare and defense spending to reduce deficits, yet 38 percent would cut Medicare. Many would accept higher taxes to lower deficits, amid persistent government distrust and complex views on candidates like Powell.
In Concord New Hampshire supporters of Colin Powell express disappointment at his decision not to run for president arguing the party lacks a candidate with strong character. Jim Steiner says Powell would have changed the race. polls show Bob Dole leading without Powell. Steiner cites surveys prioritizing character over hot button issues as key to voters.
In Manchester Bill Barry a Democrat spars with Republicans over Clinton and the presidential field. He and friend Ray Caron navigate party loyalties as Dornan and other candidates are weighed for their stance on government size and local needs.
In Concord Dana House of House to House Collectibles explains why New Hampshire’s first primary matters. He notes voters focus on government costs and employment, while politicians visit for the money and media attention, shaping a pragmatic view of politicking.
The piece surveys New Hampshire voters and analysts as candidates descend on the state for the first primary. It notes Clinton's current strength, widespread undecideds, and fluid loyalties amid a crowded GOP field. It highlights retail politics shaping trade views and the primary’s national implications.
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