Clinton Recalls Sleaze Factor On 1992 Campaign
The former president Bill Clinton described the boomers as sleaze factor during his 1992 campaign as he links it to twelve years of Republican White House rule and tarnished his own administration by association.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Vision of sunlit oversight and ethics in food politics
The piece criticizes food industry ties to politics, urging full disclosure and strict enforcement to curb corruption. It cites alleged paybacks to officials, such as plane fares from Tyson Foods and gratuities from raisin growers, and argues stronger rules reduce temptations for corruption.
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Laa de Neue Colar di Tae Prediegs
Donald Smarz
Espy
Dallas Cowboys
Tyson Foods
Jack L. Williams
Tyson
Arkansas
Center For Responsive Politics
Washington, D.C
Hendrie
America
MAM Mars Candy
E&j Gallo Winery
Senate
Bob Dole
Character and politics in a moment of crisis
Lowell, a senior Hoover Institution fellow, argues the public fixates on the momentary character issue in politics. He contrasts past leaders and budget cuts shaping long-term costs, noting how fear of terrorism, education and environmental policies test enduring character beyond polling hype.
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Churchill
Britain
de Gaulle
France
Bil Cimon
Clinton
Bill Clinton
White House
Television doubles time spent watching and reshapes family life
The piece argues television is a seductive force, noting rising daily viewing from five to seven hours and heavy reliance on TV for news. It cites obesity, mind dulling effects, and lost opportunity for reading and invention, then profiles families who ban TV weekends and recounts benefits such as increased reading and conflict resolution.
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Ken Burns
Barney
A. Gass
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