Bradley Gore spat over health care in New Hampshire
In a feisty debate Bradley accused Gore of leaving New Hampshire residents high and dry on health care while Gore challenged Bradley on his near universal plan. They sparred over Medicaid vouchers, White House durability, and Russia policy with Sharpe exchanges on past votes and leadership.
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Tax debate centers on Bush McCain plans in New Hampshire
GOP contenders Bush and McCain face a prime time tax policy clash at the University of New Hampshire debate. Bush defends a five year 483 billion plan while McCain promises a smaller package focusing on households earning 30 000 to 70 000 dollars. McCain aims to use surplus for Social Security Medicare and debt reduction.
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Clinton pitches simple Social Security fix in final year
President Clinton promotes a simple bill to shore up Social Security by diverting interest savings from the national debt and the Social Security surplus into the trust fund. He spoke after meetings with Senate and House minority leaders, signaling bipartisan willingness to act. He also outlined a broader agenda focused on crumbling schools, hate crime legislation, gun limits, a higher minimum wage, a patient’s bill of rights, and continued Social Security and Medicare efforts.
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Conservatives rate networks biased in gun control coverage
The Media Research Center led by Brent Bozell released a study covering July 1997 to June 1999 across ABC CBS CNN and NBC. It claims pro gun views were underrepresented and gun supporters lacked air time while Oliver North warns of pervasive bias affecting policy and opinion.
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