Clinton delivers second inaugural address amid political tensions
President Clinton on Monday became the 14th U S leader to give a second inaugural address and the first Democrat since F D Roosevelt to do so. His speech appeared cautious amid a nation with a slim popular vote margin and a Republican Congress.
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Clinton Inaugural Address Scrutinized For Ambiguity
The critique notes a triangulation shift toward a vital center, blending bigger and smaller government ideas. It questions clear stance on Social Security Medicare reform and demands firmer themes ahead of the February State of the Union. It argues real progress lies beyond Washington as the nation awaits decisive leadership for the information age.
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Fundraising Tour of White House Priced Donations
A syndicated columnist notes an apparently leaked draft offering lavish White House experiences for donors. Packages include nights in Lincoln and Queens bedrooms, private meals, jogs with the president, and photos, with prices from 2,000 to 200,000 dollars, plus golf and Air Force One trips, all framed as fund-raising perks for the DNC.
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A Clash Over Abortion and a Call for Consensus
Kate Michelman of the National Abortion Rights Action League urged ending the abortion conflict and forging a new consensus in a National Press Club address. She framed abortion as a central moral issue and argued for responsible sex education, while critics note her stance deflects male responsibility and overestimates education’s impact on abortion and out of wedlock births.
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