Dole Critiques Hollywood While Citing Family Films
As a champion of social conservatism, Robert Dole attacks Hollywood for degenerating culture. He cites The Lion King Forrest Gump and True Lies to illustrate corrupting influence and questions Time Warner executives. He contrasts Bush and Dole on credibility while urging decency, taste and respect in film.
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Vietnam and US near reset after war years
Vietnam has followed the Bush road map toward normalized relations while Washington hesitates. Senator McCain argues immediate normalization is warranted given Vietnam cooperation and missing in action accounting remains a political hurdle. Dole Gramm proposals demand full disclosure of 1619 MIAs, a condition deemed unlikely to be met.
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Guantanamo Refugees and the Buckley Perspective
William F Buckley Jr reflects on Guantanamo Bay as a logistical hub during World War II and the Cold War, then focuses on the May 2 1994 agreement allowing 15000 Cuban and Haitian migrants to enter the United States, amid debates over whether migrants or refugees best describe them. He profiles Jose Ferrer, captain of Village Alpha, and notes the ongoing cost and humanitarian intent of the operation under Fidel Castro and Raul Castro successors.
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Dusty politics in Smart Start debate in Raleigh
Capitol columnist Paul O Connor reports on the noisy clash over Smart Start. GOP polling claims low public priority while the governor defends the program as economic development and a aid for children. A House Senate compromise would create a new state bureau reducing local control.
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Policy on Bosnia: step toward a coherent stance
Cal Thomas argues the Clinton administration lacks a Bosnia policy and collapses under pressure from NATO bombs. He labels U.S. leadership as failing, warns against ground intervention, and urges steps to form a clear policy, secure congressional support, or stay sidelined.
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