Where they stand: Bill Clinton and Bob Dole answer some tough questions about tough issues

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Presidential candidates Bill Clinton and Bob Dole both express a hope of protecting Medicare, and both support a two-stage approach. In addition, both candidates believe there is an obligation to protect Social Security. Long-term care, campaign finance reform, and tax reform are also discussed.

Clinton, Bill, Interview, Presidential candidates, Medicare, Dole, Bob

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Securing Social Security

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Social Security is not in a state of crisis, but careful reforms are needed to ensure that it will continue to provide benefits. One way to cut costs is to examine the eligibility of those receiving disability benefits. Educating the public about Social Security can win support for reform.

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We can't afford to wait

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Reform of Social Security should begin immediately so that its financial situation does not become a crisis. Changes should be gradual and should be focused on promoting individual and national saving. Proposals in the Kerrey-Simpson bill are discussed.

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