Gergen fades from White House glare amid Whitewater woes
Washington AP reports longtime image consultant David Gergen, 51, has been fading from view as the White House struggles with the Whitewater affair. Despite defending the president recently, aides question his role and speculate a future media post as health care reform and 1994 midterms shift duties to Harold Ickes.
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Democrats on defense in battle for Senate
In 1991 Harris Wofford led a Pennsylvanian victory that signaled middle class discontent with Bush and energized Democrats. With 21 of 34 Senate races in play, Republicans seek to topple incumbents, including Wofford. Open-seat contests in Maine Michigan Ohio Tennessee and Arizona add to GOP odds, while reform legislation dominates Wofford’s agenda.
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