Campaign reform fallout as new lawmakers accept PAC funds
Freshmen lawmakers arrived amid reform hopes but six months in have taken about $5 million from PACs, 45 percent of total campaign funds. In roughly 50 cases, new members raised more from PACs than the incumbents they replaced, prompting critics to say reform failed and special interests fund Capitol Hill. The piece argues real change requires risk and public accountability amid growing influence of money in politics.
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Compilation of editorials on Clinton era policy
A collection of AP compiled editorials from Daily Tribune Star Tribune The Clarion Ledger The Greenville News Seattle Post Intelligencer Courier and The Courier on teen smoking budget deficits arts funding and Goals 2000. Authors critique Clinton administration moves inviting industry compromise or using executive action, highlight Congress bipartisanship and budget cuts, discuss NASC AR sponsorships and education shifts.
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Bradley's unlikely bid for president faces voter apathy
Otis Pike assesses Bill Bradley as an independent thinker with strong credentials but warns voters may reject a thoughtful candidate. Bradley’s timing suits a possible run, yet the public prefers sharp campaigning and recognizable charisma over deep policy dialogue. Bradley could be a credible president, but not a likely winner in current electoral mood.
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Leaders must be held to account for their actions
Robert Shoe DeWitt argues readers must scrutinize and pressure elected leaders rather than accepting their excuses. He condemns Otis Pike for urging restraint on questioning government power and urges citizens to stop re-electing officials who fail to serve public interests.
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National Street Rods convention boosts Syracuse profile
Local media coverage of the National Street Rods Association convention highlighted Syracuse hosting a high profile national event. The sympathetic press gave attention, presenting a welcoming Central New York image and inspiring future event optimism.
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