Can this caterpillar fly?

Article Abstract:

Bob Dole's decision to relinquish his position as Senate majority leader is seen as a necessary move to allow him to devote more time to his lagging presidential campaign. It will take an unprecedented turnaround for Dole to overcome president Clinton's 20-point lead in the May 1996 Gallup Poll.

Case studies, Political campaigns

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The breezer, the gasper, and the also-rans

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton seems to be rolling along despite the Whitewater allegations, while Bob Dole is plagued by his idealess image, a party split on abortion, recent public gaffs and depleted campaign funds. The strong economy favors Clinton, but a stock-market crash could change voters' minds.

Evaluation, Clinton, Bill

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Gentlemen, start your engines

Article Abstract:

Phil Gramm, Lamar Alexander and Bob Dole are the most serious contenders for the 1996 Republican presidential nomination, and Dole is the leading candidate. Other prominent Repulicans have decided against running, primarily because of the financial demands of being a candidate.

Personalities, Republican Party (United States), Gramm, Phil, 1996 AD, Alexander, Lamar

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