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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2000

Page

4

Victory in Chiapas signals PRI decline and reform questions

Our view argues Pablo Salazar's coalition victory in Chiapas marks a step in the PRI's erosion after seven decades of dominance. It questions whether free market reforms or a peace process with Zapatistas will follow, and warns that land rights and corruption risks could shape future change.

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Poll bounce hides deeper GOP edge in Gore convention analysis

Monachar en column argues polling after conventions inflates gains but hides turnout dynamics and voter enthusiasm. It notes conservatives rally behind Bush while Democrats struggle with black and Jewish voters over Lieberman selection and affirmative action debates. Charen, former Reagan White House writer, analyzes impact.

al Gore White House Philadelphia George W. Bush Lieberman America California Democratic Party Charen Reagan White House

Who deserves credit for the good times in economics

Steve Chapman argues that the true architect of the current economy is Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, not Clinton or Bush. He credits Greenspan with managing monetary policy to curb inflation and sustain growth, while noting GOP fiscal discipline and limited spending also aided the surplus. Chapman also credits Clinton for reappointing Greenspan twice and for pursuing free trade and restrained regulation.

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