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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1992
Page
2
In Little Rock, Bill Clinton taps a loose network of friends and local boosters for counsel on policy and campaigning. He dines with childhood friends and consults attorney Bruce Lindsey and others as he shapes tax reform and his presidential bid.
Washington AP reports that Ball Chin ton will summon business leaders and economists to Little Rock Arkansas to advise him as he cements plans to stimulate the stagnant economy. The discussions will include creating a high level council to coordinate economic policy modeled after the National Security Council. Vernon Jordan and Warren Christopher spoke in separate TV interviews. Clinton has made the weak economy the priority of his campaign and vows to act after taking office. The governor will convene in Little Rock a group of business leaders economists and international economy experts to discuss priorities and a new approach.
In Little Rock on the Sunday after his election, Bill Clinton ran and walked amid waves of media. He spoke of rest and transition plans, noting key appointments and his intention to work hard but not rush decisions while Al Gore returns for transition discussions and other advisers arrive.
Washington AP reports big money dominated the 1992 races with an estimated 100 million flowing into the presidential contest from corporations and wealthy donors. In Congress, spending largely correlated with incumbency as PACs amplified their campaigns, despite reform efforts and warnings that money buys power. Bill Clinton’s stance suggests potential reform, though earlier measures aimed to curb soft money via a sweeping bill failed to become law.
Maryland Democrats debated punitive action against Governor William Donald Schaefer over his endorsement of Republican George Bush but failed to bring a censure vote at the fall meeting. A second resolution praising party gains but denouncing Schaefer’s leadership was narrowly rejected. Party chair Vern P Hall and others expressed anger yet some urged ignoring him as he fades from political influence.
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