Selling sacrifice: Bill Clinton hits the road to ask Americans to share the burden of tax hikes

Article Abstract:

Clinton has initiated a campaign to convince the public to support his economic plan. The plan consists of $314 billion in tax hikes and $316 billion in spending cuts, and is designed to reduce the deficit and stimulate long-term investment.

Analysis, Clinton, Bill, Economic policy

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'Bake' takes the helm

Article Abstract:

James Baker moved from being Secretary of State to the position of leading George Bush's re-election campaign. He promises to publicize Bush's conservative agenda, including cutting taxes and capping social spending.

Management, Political activity, Presidential candidates, Baker, James A. (American electronics executive), Bush, George H.W.

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Deadly reckonings

Article Abstract:

The death penalty probably will not be an issue in the 1992 presidential campaign since 80% of Americans favor capital punishment. Opponents consist mainly of religious, human rights and civil rights activists.

Political aspects, Capital punishment

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