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...might feel about his particular politics), makes headlines by bashing TV talk shows for destroying the moral fabric of America while Bob Dole cashes in with a calculated and highly successful attack on Hollywood. Bill Bennet, the conservative author of The Book of Virtues recently observed that Colin Powell would be a good president for America, not because his views coincide with Bennett's (they don't), but because he more than any other candidate would be able to make use of the bully pulpit of the presidency in order to foster a renewel of American morality. It's truly...
...country does need fresh political solutions, and Colin Powell would certainly be able to offer them. However, the staff is wrong in insisting that Powell run as an independent. Powell is exactly the kind of leader the Republican Party needs and can support...
...recent establishment of "Powell '96," a student group devoted to supporting a Colin Powell presidential campaign, will have a positive influence on campus political debate. On a broader level, it is also a reflection of Powell's political viability...
...widespread respect for Colin Powell has been well-documented by the numerous polls and the success of his recent book tour. But this vague national sentiment becomes more important when grassroots groups begin to organize to provide an electoral base for the retired general. These groups can translate public admiration into votes for Powell in next year's election...
WHEN HE WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE Joint Chiefs, Colin Powell was known for how carefully he prepared for battle. He would order up satellite photos, send out scouting patrols, and collect all the intelligence available before deciding where--or whether--to attack. Partly as a result, he was sometimes a reluctant warrior...