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Article: Spooked again.(Air Force General Michael P.C. Carns nominated for Director of the Central Intelligence Agency post)(Clinton & Co.)(Column)
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- March 13, 1995
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Slowly, President Clinton has begun to draw lines. Expanded college loans, national service, the assault rifle ban, the 100,000 new police officers - he vows he will not permit the Republican Congress to vote them away. He has even stiffened his backbone relative to Surgeon General nominee Henry Foster. But this crazy quilt of make-my-day stands does not constitute an assault on Gingrichism, and Clinton's toadying to Wall Street on the Mexican bailout undermines his claim of loyalty to the middle class. With the exception of the N.R.A., he will not challenge potent interests. Witness his near-total capitulation to the national security class.
Clinton can't say no to ...
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