The president's disappearing friends

Article Abstract:

Questions are being asked about the future of Bill Clinton as president by his own party, the Democrats. Some New Democrats see Clinton's behavior as a betrayal of those who worked hard for him. An impeachment inquiry is unlikely to begin prior to Nov 1998, and Clinton may take a tough stand on populist issues. Public opinion polls give approval for his role as president and in maintaining a strong economy. Public opinion could be altered if more details are revealed about Clinton's behavior in the Oval Office.

Political organizations, Democratic Party (United States)

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Latter-day losers: Utah politics

Article Abstract:

Many Utahans believe that the election of Democratic candidate Bill Clinton may mean political trouble for their overwhelmingly Republican state. Utah has benefited greatly in the past from Republicans in power. Clinton probably will not want to alienate Utahans.

Political aspects, Republican Party (United States), Conservatism, Utah

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