Hillary Clinton and Beijing Women Rights Conference Debate
Paul Greenberg argues Washington should rethink sending Hillary Clinton to a Beijing conference on women's rights amid Beijing’s strict controls and the Harry Wu exile. He critiques the regime, urges a principled stance, and invokes Jefferson to frame a call for true American leadership.
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Wilson as demagogue candidate for president quoted critic
Cat Rowan critiques Pete Wilson as a dangerous demagogue with disfranchising views on affirmative action and immigration. The column argues Wilson lacks presidential caliber, trails Dole and Gramm in polls, and would polarize California’s education system if elected.
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US child poverty and the wealth gap in America
Terry Anderson argues that one in five American children live in poverty and that the gap between rich and poor is the widest among 18 industrialized countries. He criticizes Congress for reducing social welfare, notes Canada improved poverty rates, and urges action to protect children rather than prioritize self interest.
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