Bush to launch ad campaign targeting family value shows
President Bush opens the TV phase of his re election bid promising ads only on programs aligned with family values. Campaign plans include spots on the Olympics and pre season football, with emphasis on midwestern markets like Michigan Ohio Missouri and Wisconsin.
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Clinton calls Bush a failed president at NJ GOP clash
Bill Clinton at a Belle Meade press event labeled President Bush the failed president of a big country as he brushed off Republican attacks on his record. He argued the issue is direction and defended his campaign focus on the economy, foreign policy, and trustworthiness amid governors backing him.
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Campaign anxiety grows among GOP lawmakers on Bush slump
Congressional Republicans fret that President Bushs weak campaign could drag down House and Senate candidates. In closed meetings Republicans blast campaign management, urge a stronger push, and warn that a lackluster top ticket may cost them seats in November. Democrats say top weakness could hurt lawmakers swept in 1980 by Reagan victory.
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