Our View UN summit critique on world body limits
Odessa American readers react to the United Nations Millennium Summit in New York. The column labels the UN ineffective and bloated while warning against expanding its powers and military role. It criticizes U S leadership and cautions about perpetual intervention. Public opinion is framed as wary yet outspoken.
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Bush Gore race shift shapes 2000 campaign strategy
Monacharen notes Bush faced a changing electoral landscape as John McCain surged early, forcing a recalibration toward a centrist yet combative stance. The piece weighs whether Bush should attack Gore’s record or emphasize policy, arguing a balance is needed to avoid ceding credit to Clinton and Gore while maintaining nonpartisanship.
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Bush baits debates as Gore challenges him openly
Stephen Chapman notes the Bush campaign seeks to minimize debates by picking formats and dates favoring limited exposure. Gore remains eager to debate in all commission forums, while Bush cites control and ratings to justify a reduced, tighter appearance plan. Chapman argues voters care more about fitness for the presidency than debate thrill.
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