Negative politics and mudslinging in Washington endure
The piece laments continued mudslinging after a new president enters office. It notes political insiders and lobbyist ties, criticizes a senator's past, praises the era as combative, and cites Terry McAuliffe stating the party will grant a harsh honeymoon to Clinton's successors, predicting a long, ugly four years.
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Washington
W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Newt Gingrich
Clinton White House
White House
Congress
Syracuse
Terry McAuliffe
Bill
Democratic National Committee
Clinton
Editorial roundup on bullying and environment across papers
A compilation of editorials from The Plain Dealer, The Post and Courier, The Cincinnati Post, and The Tallahassee Democrat discussing school bullying, gun violence, environmental policy, Christmas and the Constitution, and graduate school diversity. Highlights include calls for adult supervision, scrutiny of Bush environmental moves, and concerns over affirmative action bans affecting graduate programs.
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United States
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Massachusetts
Paul Cellucci
Orange County
Calif
Kaiser Family Foundation
Post and Courier
Charleston
Bush
Clinton
The
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati
Richard Ganulin
U.S. Supreme Court
Ganulin
Kevin Hassan
Becket Fund For Religious Liberty
Washington, D.C
Susan Dlott
Supreme Court
Dlott
Tallahassee
Fls
Jeb Bush
Florida
Texas
California
Associated
Working mothers and the day care debate reemerges
San Francisco Chronicle columnist Dean Ryan critiques studies linking day care to aggression, arguing quality matters more than concept. He highlights economic pressures on mothers, calls for better day care, and notes societal bias against working parents.
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Sylvia
Ann Hewlett
National Parenting Association
Hewlett
Sweden
Dean Ryan
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Free Trade Talks Meet Mass Protests and Costs
James P. Finneran notes the FTAA faces broad antiagreement protests across ideologies from students to workers and environmentalists. He cites potential costs to Americans, EU-like market integration risks, and calls for balancing openness with environmental and labor protections amid growing Latin American commitments and Bank aid.
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PTAA
Hemihere
Cuba
Bush
World Bank
Inter- American Development Bank
United States
A. Nauions
Hemisphere
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Jean Kern
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Michael Stern
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