Our View on Campaign Spying and Gore’s Trustworthiness
The Point argues campaign spying would be newsworthy, but questions Al Gore’s veracity after a series of menacing claims and a suspended aide. It cites ABC News reporting, Drudge commentary, and media bias concerns while urging civil probes into possible illegalities and espionage within campaigns.
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Revisiting Gore Quayle clash and Coolidge on civic duty
Thomas argues Bush faces a credibility gap with Gore, citing 1992 debate dynamics and Quayle’s critique. He urges three or four big themes, warns against policy wonkery, and recalls Calvin Coolidge on government and virtue while noting Gore's long Washington tenure.
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Democrats Republicans and blacks in American politics
Thomas Lowell, Hoover Institution senior fellow, argues that Blacks vote solidly for Democrats but receive little benefit. He contends Republicans supported Civil Rights acts more than Democrats, cites South Carolina’s Confederate flag, and criticizes Democrats for education policy and race politics while praising Republican vouchers and parental choice.
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