FEC suit against Christian Coalition sparks fair election concerns
The FEC sues the Christian Coalition over voter guides, arguing independent expenditures were not reported. Critics say many groups do similar education efforts, timing seems aimed at this election, and the action could undermine trust in the democratic process and the FEC itself.
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Clinton faces welfare bill decision amid gains and backlash
Syndicated columnist notes President Clinton weighs political pros and cons as he announces backing for a sweeping welfare bill. It would end Aid to Families with Dependent Children, shift funding to states via block grants, and set work requirements, with supporters arguing it sharpens reform and rivals fearing deep cuts and political backlash.
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Kevorkian blamed as a hateful killer in assisted death cases
The piece portrays Jack Kevorkian amid debate over physician aided suicide, focusing on Rebecca Badger, who died after a potassium overdose in Michigan. It argues the case reflects broader social forces enabling euthanasia, questions MS status, and warns of rights rhetoric masking coercive outcomes.
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