Now the real reckoning for a shamed President

Article Abstract:

The impeachment of President Bill Clinton has highlighted the fact that he has great resolve when faced with a crisis. He has been able to turn a significant setback into a great victory, and must now look to the future, ensuring that media attention focuses on his political activities rather than on his personal life. One of his key tasks will be to establish a platform that will bring benefits for the Democrats in the next elections. He will also have to encourage Americans to focus on the wider aspects of his presidency.

Politics NEC, Politics

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The E-campaign begins

Article Abstract:

The presidential campaign in the US in 2000 is set to be the first presidential campaign in which extensive use is made of the Internet. Vice-President Al Gore, who is most likely to represent Democrats in the presidential elections, and Republican Steve Forbes both have active and well-designed Internet sites, and political issues are also investigated in detail by a considerable number of other sites. All the political parties and candidates have set up their own sites to supply information and campaign details.

Political Organizations, Elections, Usage, Internet, Presidential candidates, Gore, Albert, Jr., Forbes, Steve

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The luckiest man in the world

Article Abstract:

There is considerable speculation in political circles about how much longer President Bill Clinton's luck can last and what will happen when his luck finally runs out. Some observers regard him as relatively powerless, but it is important not to fall into the trap of underestimating him and his ability to produce triumph out of survival. He has great stamina and energy, and does not give in to pressure. However, it appears that he will not leave a significant legacy when he finally does leave office.

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