Clinton and Congress: united we stand, for the moment

Article Abstract:

Clinton's presidency will not necessarily be as productive as his 1993 budget success indicates. Important legislation has resulted from presidents and Congresses of different parties. A major test of Clinton-Congress unity will be free-trade policy.

Analysis, Powers and duties, Legislative power

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Sapping the energy tax

Article Abstract:

Most environmental and economic reasons for supporting Pres Clinton's broad energy consumption tax have gone unpublicized. As a result, both the US House and Senate have cluttered the tax with exemptions and rules, endangering the entire proposal.

Energy policy

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Without sacrifice

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton's proposed budget and plan to reduce the deficit may pass in the Senate by a margin of one vote. A good deal of dishonest discussion has occurred on the topic of taxing the richest Americans, and both political parties are guilty.

Taxation, Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Rich, Rich people, Budget deficits

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