Obstructionism is not good policy for 1996

Article Abstract:

The 1996 election will turn in part on the public's reaction to the present divided federal government, in which the Republicans control the legislative branch and the Democrats control the executive branch. However, it will probably be unwise for Pres Clinton to pursue an obstructionist agenda in 1996.

Forecasts and trends, Democratic Party (United States), Politics

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Divided government doesn't have to mean stalemate

Article Abstract:

The fact that Democrat Bill Clinton presides simultaneously with a Republican controlled Congress is not unprecedented, nor does it necessarily mean stalemate. Both sides are motivated to negotiate legislation because both parties are committed to accomplishing goals in the next 4 years.

Presidents, Presidents (Government)

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'A new vision of our future.' (Congressional Republicans' reform initiative)(Editorial)

Article Abstract:

Conservative Republicans believe that their efforts to reform the federal government to reduce its influence over economic affairs are bearing fruit, and will usher in a new wave of pro-business reforms. House Speaker Newt Gingrich's nine-point agenda for reform is examined.

Political aspects, Decentralization in government, Government decentralization, Gingrich, Newt

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