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...many ways, Clinton can add to his electoral mandate all of Perot's votes; while it is true many Perot voters disliked Clinton, their clearest message was a rejection of the existing Bush administration. Clinton carries that torch for them...
Indeed, it is these ironies that seem clearest as the Texas entrepreneur's quixotic bid for the White House ends--for better or worse. Ironies that run thicker than Perot's twangy Texas accent, thicker than the tumbleweeds that drift outside his hometown of Texarkana, Texas...
...danger is clearest in northern Iraq. The population there is made up mostly of Kurds, members of a non-Arab minority that the Iraqis have persecuted for decades. During the Gulf War, the Kurds eagerly responded to George Bush's call for a popular uprising. They saw a chance to break free of Baghdad once...
...clear that neither Baker nor his boss is working miracles -- yet. Baker does deserve credit for making Bush focus on his biggest weakness and the voters' overriding concern: the Administration's handling of the economy. In an appearance before the Economic Club of Detroit, Bush offered his clearest prescriptions so far. True, the Baker plan provided little new substance. But viewed as a campaign document rather than as a bold new policy manifesto, Baker's speech at least repositioned Bush as a man with a plan...
...primacy of America" in a "one-superpower world." The nation's top brass appeared to have endorsed "global unilateralism," the doctrine promoted by conservatives who believe that the U.S. essentially must go it alone in enforcing world peace. The Times called the suddenly famous ! Pentagon paper "the clearest rejection to date of collective internationalism" -- a competing view, favored by liberals, that coalitions, especially ones sanctioned by the U.N., are the way to keep global order...