Wake me when it's over: campaign issues, indifference

Article Abstract:

The 1996 presidential campaign between Bob Dole and Bill Clinton is boring because of its repetitiveness, lack of scandal and lack of explosive issues. More people are registered to vote than in previous years, but it is likely that few will vote. Negative advertising could affect the outcome.

Social aspects, Political campaigns, Voting

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Taking the beat of America's heart

Article Abstract:

The town of Victoria, Kansas is a good gage of life and politics in the rural Midwest. The town of 1,300 has lost jobs because business closures. Many of them represent the family values exposed by the Republican party, but they reject the party's intolerance of other lifestyles.

Political aspects, Midwestern States, Republican Party (United States), Moral conditions

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