Spoiling the fun: a sex scandal casts a shadow over Clinton's campaign kickoff

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Pres Clinton's campaign suffered a setback when the tabloid newspaper Star revealed that Morris, a top Clinton advisor, had been conducting a year-long affair with a prostitute. Although the scandal generated bad publicity, Clinton is still ahead in the polls.

Political activity, Ethical aspects, Political consultants, Morris, Dick

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Cutting a poor image

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Pres Clinton's popularity has declined steadily since he took office in Jan 1993, and many perceive him as weak and vacillating. However, Clinton's economic budget plan was approved by the House of Representatives despite stiff opposition from conservatives.

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The Clinton paradox

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The reaction to the sex scandal involving Pres Clinton and Monica Lewinsky illustrates the changing social values in the US. Most Americans do not believe that Clinton is innocent, but they continue to give him record approval ratings for his policies.

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