Bush Campaign Debuts Compassionate Conservative Message
George W. Bush launched his 2000 presidential bid in Iowa promising to end cynicism and advance a compassionate conservative agenda. He pitched tax relief, welfare reform, local school control, and stronger farm policies while drawing reporters and rivals on a four day swing through early primary states. Elizabeth Dole and Lamar Alexander joined in touting conservative solutions for farmers amid a field of GOP rivals.
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Senate votes fail to curb year 2000 class action suits
The Senate rejected a proposal to limit year 2000 related class action suits 57 to 41, with supporters arguing fewer claims against companies making Y2K preparations and opponents citing loopholes. House figures from Central New York cited political names as votes and amendments involving abortion pill funding and Haiti troop withdrawals were noted.
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