View on Burton tapes highlights partisan clash over Clinton probe
Our view argues that Rep. Dan Burton and the House Oversight Committee edit Hubbell tape releases to pressure the Clinton administration. It accuses Democrats of stonewalling and deflecting attention from alleged abuses while defending the president. The piece questions media coverage and calls for fair scrutiny of all sides.
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Dan Burton
Indiana
House Oversight Committee
Clinton
Webster Hubbell
Suzy
Burton
Hubbell
Henry Waxman
Kenneth Starr
Clintons
White House
Philadelphia Daily News
Sandy Grady
Joe
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Clinton-Gore
House Committee
Changing Times and Government Spending
Sobran argues that the U S government now spends and borrows trillions, while officials push new laws and moral standards shift. He contrasts past and present youth, higher education trends, and a culture labeled nonjudgmental, ending with his bio noting Arlington Virginia residence.
Conservative split on right over markets and power
Feder argues a rift divides conservatives between utopian market worship and reality-based philosophy. He cites Gates antitrust cases, Bork’s nuanced view, and Cato’s trade deficit denial, noting deindustrialization, outsourcing, immigration fears, and regional contrasts in Baileys Crossroads.
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Microsoft Corp
Bill Gates
Justice Department
Jack Kemp
Wall Street Journal
Paul Gigot
Gates
Washington
Bork
Daniel Oliver
Setwitechens
Federal Trade Commission
Cato Institute
Pat Buchanan
Buchanan
United States
America
Microsoft
India
China
Jac. Ser Ieetey Boyos
Insight
Baileys Crossroads
Feder
The
Boston Herald
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Odessa
Gary Newsom
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