White House pushes plan to invest Social Security funds
President Clinton faces strong pushback as his plan to invest hundreds of billions of Social Security surpluses in the stock market draws heavy criticism from Republicans and Greenspan. Treasury, aides, and allies argue for independence and long term debt reduction while opponents warn of political interference and conflicts.
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Clinton sees approval rise after State of the Union address
President Clinton's job approval surges near record highs as impeachment trial continues. Polls show economy handling at about 81 percent, with strong support for his proposals after the State of the Union.
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