Quayle's Standing Firm signals 1996 bid with religious appeal
Dan Quayle positions his new book Standing Firm as a defense against press pressure and a pledge to pursue a vigorous conservative agenda. He hints at a 1996 presidential run, aiming to shed Bush administration ties and attract religious right supporters while weighing broad fundraising support.
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Washington observers compare the gun control push to curb tobacco. Democrats weigh FDA jurisdiction over cigarettes and possible moves to restrict nicotine, taxes, and advertising, with Hillary Clinton backing action and top lawmakers pressing for decisive steps.
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