Bush, George W.
In a sharp attack, Gov. George W. Bush sharply criticized Vice President Al Gore on education policy, asserting that the Clinton administration had "complacently presided over a national tragedy" in the public schools. However, the move to shift the debate back to education came as Mr. Bush found
Bush, George W.
Representative Rick Lazio is moving away from Governor George W. Bush's tax cut plan, unveiling his own package of business and personal tax reductions. Lazio's proposal, which would use a projected $4.4 trillion, 10-year surplus, includes allowing taxpayers to deduct the payroll tax from their
Bush, George W.
A long-held assumption in politics is that vice-presidential candidates are irrelevant in presidential elections. However, with this year's presidential candidates lacking inspiration, voters are beginning to pay attention to their running mates. Both Al Gore and George W. Bush have chosen authentic human beings as their vice-presidential candidates,
Bush, George W.
As President Clinton's popularity soars, politicians are making a concerted effort to win over the Hispanic vote, recognizing its growing importance in US politics. The Latino community, now the largest minority group in the United States, is expected to account for 47% of the country's population
Bush, George W.
The Democratic National Convention highlighted the revival of traditional New Deal values, with leaders like Ted Kennedy, Jesse Jackson, and Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg emphasizing the party's commitment to economic justice and fairer income distribution. Vice President Al Gore and President Clinton are banking on this approach to appeal
Bush, George W.
The 2000 presidential campaign is underway, with the Republican Party attempting to present a moderate image through its frontmen, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. However, a closer look at the party's history and the voting records of its leaders reveals a stark contrast between their words and
Bush, George W.
Joseph I. Lieberman's foray into politics was sparked by his senior thesis at Yale University, where he wrote about the quintessential political boss John Bailey of Connecticut. This admiring thesis led to two books, "The Power Broker" and "The Legacy," and a ringside seat
Bush, George W.
In a striking departure from previous conventions, the Republican National Convention shed its rebellious image and played host to a unified night of praise and endorsement for Governor George W. Bush. Senator John McCain, who had previously engaged in a raw primary battle with Bush, delivered a subdued speech commending
Bush, George W.
The 2000 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia has been a display of unity and discipline, a stark contrast to the convention's reputation for drama and conflict. Sen. John McCain, who was booed by thousands of uncommitted independent voters in a "shadow" convention organized by Arianna Huffington,
Bush, George W.
The United States' drug policy has been a costly failure, with the number of Americans in prison for drug offenses multiplying by 10 since 1980, from 41,000 to 458,000 (Justice Policy Institute). Despite this, drugs are more available than ever, and more young people are using them.
Bush, George W.
The Republican Party's decision to hold its convention in gritty Philadelphia was initially puzzling, but it has turned out to be a masterstroke in crafting a compelling narrative. By juxtaposing the harsh realities of urban politics with the glamour of Hollywood, the G.O.P. has created a
Bush, George W.
The portrayal of Texas by national Democrats, particularly Vice President Al Gore, has been a contentious issue in the recent presidential campaign. Gore has characterized Texas as a state with high levels of pollution, poverty, and educational underachievement. These claims have been met with strong resistance from Texans, who take
