Beaten presidents face rocky years after losses
After losing re election many outgoing leaders endure a tough transition. Carter, Ford and Bush face shock fatigue and personal hurt while adjusting to life after the White House. Former aides describe a numb period before memoirs, libraries, and new roles emerge.
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Perot Advances in Lorain County Votes Divides Clinton and Bush
Unofficial county counts show Ross Perot gaining significant support in Lorain and Elyria while Clinton narrowly defeats Bush in several areas. Local figures cite Perot drawing blue collar Democrats and opposition to free trade, with Perot carrying four townships and finishing second in several Republican strongholds.
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Clinton campaign blueprint outlined in policy proposals
The document details a 20 billion a year highway and bridge stimulus plan, tax changes for high earners and workers, court and crime measures, military and foreign policy shifts, and environmental aims. It includes Brady bill support, offshore drilling ban, auto fuel standards, and a plan to cut White House staff. Clinton also favors automatic voter registration, gay service eligibility, and reductions in European troop levels.
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Lorain City Charter Vote Shapes County Races
In Lorain County several races hinged on city charter sentiment. Cook, tied to charter plans, trailed in city results but led rurals. Vasi swept Lorain area. Jacoby, a Democratic incumbent, defeated Dinallo 57 to 43 with Lorain and Elyria giving him large margins, while Dinallo credited Clinton's win and targeted other areas.
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Clinton faces mandate question after election
Washington discussion centers on whether Clinton has a mandate as he prepares a Democratic administration. Analysts note Clinton won by a margin without a majority, while Republicans argue there is no mandate and will challenge party moves. Senate Republican leader Bob Dole says there is no popular mandate and coattails do not apply.
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