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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1994
Page
6
A columnist warns against Clinton Mitchell and current Senate plans, arguing that any government driven health care reform risks economic harm. It condemns proposals like guaranteed issue, community rating, and standard benefit packages, urging Congress to adjourn and let the free market operate without new regulations.
The piece argues President Clinton shifted from pushing invasion to expelling Haiti's military rulers, praising reduced U.S. troop risk but noting the flip undermines an image of decisive leadership. It questions the occupation strategy, the army's fate, and the heavy challenges of imposing democracy amid Haiti's deep divisions.
Vin Suprynowicz critiques liberal TV panels and the Clinton rhetoric on guns and welfare. He argues that commentators mock rural callers while glossing over selective truth and federal overreach, urging a return to personal responsibility and federalism.
Capitol Press Association columnist Paul O Connor laments a 290 percent rise in violent juvenile arrests from 1984 to 1993 in North Carolina. He cites murder arrests up from 16 to 96 and under 15s from 4 to 26, urging SOS programs and after school actions amid Gov. Hunt initiatives and widespread concerns about parenting failures.
William Rusher argues that the Haiti agreement risks American casualties and questions the Clinton administration's rationale. He compares it to Somalia, warns of rising domestic pressure, and notes Carter’s intervening role in steering policy. He foresees political fallout as casualties loom.
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