Gore's privatization push gains cautious traction
Our View argues Gore’s updated Social Security plan signals a shift toward privatization though critics call it a vote buying ploy. The piece notes Bush’s reform efforts merit attention, cites a $200 billion framework with a $3 tax credit match, and warns of long term funding risks and entitlements. It includes reaction from the Cato Institute and points to reliance on private market investment.
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George W. Bush
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Michael Tanner
Cato Institute
Washington, D.C
Central Park Parade Attacks Sought to Harm Tourists
Ann Coulter imagines a Times style lead after the Puerto Rican Day Parade with a sensational gun shooting in Central Park. The satirical piece contrasts real sex assault claims with a hypothetical police shooting, naming Mayor Giuliani and Hillary Clinton while noting eight arrests and ongoing investigations.
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John Smith
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.S. Senate
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Human Events
Quizzing potential Bush mates in the running mate test
Donfedder presents a satirical questionnaire for evaluating a running mate for George W. Bush. The piece mocks ethical, financial, and policy queries, suggesting tests to disqualify Clinton heirs and debating GOP positions, ending with a quip on Bush disqualifying himself.
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Oklahoma
Frank Keating
Warren Court
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The
New York Times
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Ronald Reagan
George W
Feder
Boston Herald
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