Remember 13 and the privacy of presidential children
Anna Quindlen argues that the public seizure of teenage lives, especially Chelsea and Corinne Quayle, erodes privacy and pressures families. She critiques political parents for exposing kids to media scrutiny and urges respect for their ordinary, private lives.
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Linda Chavez
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A step-by-step plan for President Bush
A political column outlines actions for a comeback. It urges responsibility for the economy and national morale and proposes expanding policy proposals, cutting taxes, and framing a challenger image. It cites figures, mentions Reagan era policy, and suggests running mates.
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Militant middle moves to curb deficit and politics
Morton Kondracke reports a new movement led by former Sen. Paul Tsongas Sen Warren Rudman and Peter G. Peterson to mobilize moderates. They warn of a generational budget clash as 20 years from now workers fund retirees. The group plans a fall launch with a youth arm Lead or Leave and a pledge demanding deficit cuts by 1996.
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