Texas opinion argues for a later primary in Morales case
The piece critiques Texas shifting to a March primary in 1998 arguing it forces early declarations, raises costs, and delays accountability. It notes Dan Morales not seeking re election creates a lame duck year and may boost intra party clashes and external fundraising pressures. It warns March primaries dilute influence and demand long campaigns.
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Texas
Dan Morales
Morales
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Morris Overstreet
Overstreet
Cuauhtemoc Cardenas Takes Mexico City Mayor Post
Cuauhtemoc Cardenas, heir to Lazaro Cardenas, sworn in as Mexico City mayor after a long quest for office. The new leader, famed for nationalism and poverty focus, faces scrutiny from Mexico, Texas, and the United States over his performance and policy impact.
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Cuauhtemoc Cardenas
Mexico
Mexico City
Cardenas
Lazaro Cardenas
Republic
Texas
United States
You Know Who: A Comically Serious Portrait by Sobran
An Arlington Va essayist reflects on the enduring power and controversy surrounding a revered figure. He notes shifts in language and culture, the church state tension, and how modern liberalism clashing with traditional morality keeps this figure perpetually in public discourse.
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Paul
Sobran
Arlington, Va
Clinton’s Fresh Court Fight Sparks Rhetoric Clash
The piece argues Clinton would use a recess appointment to install Bill Lee to a Justice-Civil Division post, accusing Republicans of racism and sexism. It contends Lee’s record, minority quotas, and charges of bias drive a high-stakes battle over activist judges and Democratic tactics before Congress adjourns.
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Bill Lam Lee
Bride of Quotas
Justice — Civil Division
Lee
Congress
NAACP
Legal
Aioe
California
GOP
Clinton
Berlin
Teddy Roosevelt
Aee
Batt Beatae Ton
Senate
Trent Lott
Tom Jipping
Judicial
Selec
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