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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1992
Page
4
In a humorous column Dave Barry skewers the 1992 party conventions. He imagines a single joint Democratic Republican event in Houston or a similar venue with pomp, slogans, and exaggerated visuals including costumed delegates and overblown pageantry. He notes potential friction at the finale between Tipper Gore and Marilyn Quayle.
Ohio Governor George Voinovich praised President Bush calling his rhetoric strong and effective and noted Bush exceeded expectations. He supported deficit reduction via taxpayer earmarks, growth for farmers, and cutting regulations. He praised Bush as a global leader ready to apply that credibility domestically.
The Bush Quayle ticket cranks up the general election effort with a Southbound swing to Mississippi. Bush pledges $300 billion in spending cuts to finance tax relief while avoiding program-by-program detail, as Quayle touts a combative new campaign tone and Bush taunts Congress as the obstacle to economic progress.
AP notes Bush favors broad tax cuts with limited detail and a capital gains cut while Clinton pushes about 150 billion in tax increases for the rich and foreign firms, plus middle class breaks and a bigger earned income credit. Bush would veto line items. Clinton seeks growth and road spending.
Across CBS CNN USA Today Gallup and ABC polls Clinton Gore lead lingers but fades during the Republican National Convention. CBS put 51 39 with Bush at 20 and Quayle at 29. ABC and Gallup show similar trends as Bush tries to trim Democratic edge.
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