Conservatives disappointed by Souter vote expectations rise
Souter’s confirmation hearings show a cautious balance between conservative and liberal cues. Experts say he may be a Powell style swing vote rather than an automatic conservative lock, prompting Bush to seek a harder liner next for the Court.
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Budget act fails to cut deficit
Five years after Gramm Rudman balanced budget act, the federal deficit remains large. Some say the law spurred talk without real cuts while others argue it warped budgeting. Deficit projections for the coming year hover around 170 billion dollars as foes propose postponing goals to 1995.
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