Dole's rise as Senate majority leader edges toward Reagan loyalist
In 1985 Bob Dole backed President Reagan 92 percent of roll calls, up from 90 in 1984, while Nancy Kassebaum supported 79 percent, as Congressional Quarterly notes a partisan year. The analysis shows growing White House loyalty concerns on Capitol Hill with a Republican Senate and Democratic House, as Dole often leads GOP votes.
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Packard Commission May Not Be Kind To Administration
Washington AP report notes the Packard Commission may reveal embarrassing findings about the Reagan defense procurement system. The 15 member panel, led by David Packard, is examining wasteful spending, spare parts waste, and procurement flaws while weighing budget impacts and potential reforms under Gramm Rudman.
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