No happy returns for users of cards
The Odessa American Editorial argues the federal government overcharges taxpayers and should refund windfalls. It critiques Clinton and House Republicans for failing to act, cites a projected $1 trillion windfall over five years, and urges across the board tax cuts or lower rates with indexed brackets. It questions privatizing Social Security and warns overages may be kept by government.
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Clinton
House
Senate
Stephen Moore
Cato Institute
Lawrence Kudlow
American Skandia Life Assurance
Congress
Messrs. Moore and
Kudlow
Commandments and Clinton in modern American life
A columnist argues about religion and law in America, linking President Bill Clinton’s conduct to the Ten Commandments. It contrasts public church imagery with court rulings and laments secular drift, urging obedience to divine law as a guide for public ethics. The piece cites Dr Laura, Starr, and a mural of Moses in the Supreme Court.
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House Judiciary Committee
Bill Clinton
Stewart Vogel
Kenneth Starr
America
Laura
Moses
Supreme Court
Rency
Lord
God
Clinton
Hillsdale
N.Y
United States
Moloch
Baal
Manhattan
Potomac
The
Boston Herald
Understanding the polls and presidential approval gaps
Monacharen and syndicated columnist examine why public opinion separates job approval from personal trust in presidents. They compare Clinton, Reagan, and past scandals, noting voters view misconduct as private or official, and discuss impeachment prospects amid a broader culture of celebrity moral standards.
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Washington
Nixon
Reagan
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Gallup
Congress
Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
Karlyn Bowman
American Enterprise Institute
Bowman
Latrell Sprewell
Madonna
Charles Barkley
Ingrid Bergman
Charen
Reagan White House
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Killmore
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