Candidates back vision with booklets in 1992 races
Washington reports both George Bush and Bill Clinton issued economic recovery plans, Bush's Agenda for American Renewal and Clinton's Putting People First. The pieces differ in tone and presentation, with Clinton criticizing Republicans and Bush stressing strengths such as low inflation and high employment in Bush's administration.
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Bush Courting Religious Right With Cautious Tone
President Bush maneuvers through campaign events aimed at evangelical groups while toning down family value rhetoric. He reaffirms anti abortion stance and avoids clashes with critics, seeking support from Pat Robertson's circle and social conservatives without alienating broader voters. Clinton counters with charges of intolerance as both parties emphasize family values.
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Clinton Leads Bush By Fifteen In Newsweek Poll
In a Newsweek poll conducted by Gallup with 750 registered voters on Sept 10 11 Clinton held a 15 point lead over Bush among registered voters. Seven in ten disapproved of Bush's handling of the economy. The margin of error was plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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