Article: HOW MINNESOTANS VOTED AND WHY; Star Tribune/VNS exit poll results.(NEWS)

Article: Bush-Buchanan Clash Could Soften in Tone; Both ...
The Washington Post;  March 15, 1992 ;     700+ words ...The battle between President Bush and Patrick J. Buchanan for the Republican presidential nomination will take a sharp turn away from confrontation if Buchanan fails to make a breakthrough in Tuesday's Michigan primary, officials in both camps said this weekend. Buchanan's aides still hold out hope

Article: Bush, Buchanan Trade Endorsement Firepower
The Washington Post;  January 26, 1992 ;     700+ words ...President Bush's reelection campaign has been shuttling true-blue conservative surrogates into New Hampshire, hoping to bolster the president's eroding right flank. The rock-ribbed supporters have not deterred conservative challenger Patrick J. Buchanan, though. Buchanan continues to roar like a

Article: Bush, Buchanan Rhetoric Turns Harsh in the South
The Washington Post;  February 22, 1992 ;     700+ words ...President Bush and challenger Patrick J. Buchanan today began their battle for the heart of the southern Republican Party, trading some of the harshest exchanges of the 1992 GOP campaign. Bush, speaking before a highly sympathetic audience of state and local Republican officials, suggested that

Article: Bush, Buchanan woo Michigan autoworkers
The Boston Globe;  March 14, 1992 ;     700+ words ...DEARBORN, Mich. -- With three days until the Michigan primary, President Bush briefly barnstormed here yesterday, announcing he was ending a major antipollution program that the auto industry dislikes and airing a television commercial that ridicules Patrick Buchanan for driving a German-made car.

Article: Bush, Buchanan trade post-primary potshots
Chicago Sun-Times;  February 20, 1992 ;     615 words ...WASHINGTON - Shaken by the New Hampshire primary result but maintaining a stiff upper lip, President Bush vowed Wednesday to get tough with pesky challenger Patrick J. Buchanan, who continued his relentless assault on Bush and demanded a debate. Bush said no. The shock delivered to Bush by

Article: BUSH, BUCHANAN BATTLE IN DIXIE.(Main)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  February 22, 1992 ;     700 words ...Byline: Associated Press President Bush and conservative challenger Patrick J. Buchanan dueled for advantage Friday in the South, with Bush winning loud cheers from a mainstream Republican gathering and Buchanan showing up "to crash the party." Buchanan got no closer than a hotel across the street

Article: Bush, Buchanan shift focus to South
The Boston Globe;  February 22, 1992 ;     700+ words ...CHARLESTON, S.C. -- President Bush, taking his reelection campaign into the South, vowed yesterday to veto a Democratic tax cut plan presented in the House, labeling the proposal "a bad deal that smacks of class warfare." Speaking to the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, Bush largely