Think big, Mr. President

Article Abstract:

Clinton is haunted by the November '94 Republican Congressional takeover, and beset by personal and fundraising scandals, making any departure from the safe middle political ground unlikely. However, problems such as Medicare, Social Security, and international relations require bold action now.

Public Finance Activities, Fiscal Policy, Executive Offices, The President, Analysis, Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, Political aspects, Political leadership, Entitlement spending

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Now tell the truth

Article Abstract:

Clinton has promised to 'build a bridge to the 21st century,' which may be just rhetoric but could become a platform for historical change. The second-term president must deal with crucial issues that require unpopular solutions, such as inner cities and the need to control federal spending.

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He believes in government, so why doesn't America?

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton has made some progress in restoring public confidence in the federal government, and even Republicans have begun to soften their anti-government rhetoric. A balanced budget in 1999 will increase government approval.

National government, Public opinion, Federal government

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