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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1996
Page
4
Forbes slides from front to near fourth in major polls as New Hampshire voters waver. Campaign aides acknowledge a deep setback and debate whether to press on after a tough debate showing and fading momentum amid a crowded field led by Buchanan and Alexander.
Elizabeth Hager, former state legislator, and about 20 Republicans tied to Specter Wilson or Powell campaigns express disillusionment and indecision. Exit polls show moderates 40 percent of Republican voters, liberals 8 percent, as centrist candidates struggle amid conservative focus led by Buchanan. Hager and others complain of the cold shoulder on issues like the environment while many plan absentee ballots or wavering support for Dole in a bid to influence Congress and the Clinton race.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich wandered Columbus Zoo with Ohio Representatives John Kasich and Deborah Pryce on a sunny day. Reporters tagged along but aides kept questions away. Gingrich joked about bears and recalled sitting in the zoo’s education building as a child.
Washington reports show a Capitol Hill scene where safety gear and horror stories about holey buckets framed a debate over regulation. The administration pressed regulatory relief while keeping safety and environmental protections intact, countering the GOP Contract With America. Senate leader Bob Dole accused Clinton of status-quo failure after a bid to require cost benefit analyses stalled in the filibuster.
In Manchester and Nashua Dornan struggles as voters cite his weak fundraising and low poll numbers. Dole leads among GOP hopefuls with tens of millions raised, while Dornan campaigns linger with a sputtering Cadillac and scant backing from New Hampshire Republicans.
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