Bush turns to country tunes in Branson campaign
President Bush uses country and rock as weapons in his critique of Bill Clinton during a Branson Missouri rally. He jokes about music tastes and records, highlights health claims, and concedes he should have started campaigning earlier after the Republican National Convention.
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Quayle Visits His Hometown Huntington Indiana
Vice President Dan Quayle retraced his boyhood path in Huntington a 17000 resident city near Fort Wayne. He sought to counter the mansion myth by visiting both his parents home on Polk Street and the larger house his family owned during a second Huntington stint. He praised Huntington as middle America and proud of it.
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Religious right funds Bush rally after GOP convention
Speakers at a Dallas gathering led by Rev. Jerry Falwell Phyllis Schlafly Oliver North and Patrick Buchanan attacked Bill Clinton as pro pornography warned of atheistic plots behind the ozone hole and said Democrats would permit militant homosexuals to control the armed forces asserting Bush as their champion in a good versus evil struggle.
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