Clinton's Last Year Policy Push and Limited Senate Odds
The piece weighs whether Bill Clinton will craft a sweeping final agenda or a modest laundry list as lame duck powers wane. Despite daily proposals on gun control Medicare reform and college tuition credits the sound economy and slim Senate majority cast doubt on major laws in 1996.
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Bush’s path to the White House through culture and reform
CAL THOMAS notes George W. Bush in 1990s Iowa as confident, strategic, and ready for ethical leadership. He portrays a candidate who links culture renewal to family values, abortion limits, and pro adoptions, while pledging honest governance and positive campaigning.
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Congress flexes federal power in VAWA debate
Jacob Sullum argues that Congress has stretched the Commerce Clause far beyond enumerated powers, using the Violence Against Women Act to broaden federal remedies. He cites Roscoe Filburn and gun case precedents, urging the Supreme Court to curb federal authority and rethink the substantial effect test.
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