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- The caricature wars. Fineman, Howard // Newsweek;9/14/1992, Vol. 120 Issue 11, p29
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- Dems won't dole out cash here as GOP cedes state to Clinton. Lentz, Philip // Crain's New York Business;6/17/96, Vol. 12 Issue 25, p18
Reports on United States President Bill Clinton's lead in the presidential polls in New York. Concentration of campaign resources; State as having the second largest number electoral votes after California; Costs of media advertising in New York City.
- Clinton and the `superdelegates': A Newsweek poll. // Newsweek;4/20/1992, Vol. 119 Issue 16, p34
Presents a `Newsweek' magazine poll which indicates that Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton will win the Democratic party's nomination for president, but he won't receive unconditional support from all quarters. Lack of enthusiasm for any possible late-starting candidates.
- THE BABY-BOOMER CANDIDATE. Kiechel III, W. // Fortune;5/4/1992, Vol. 125 Issue 9, p86
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- Clinton in the twilight zone. Alter, J. // Newsweek;6/15/1992, Vol. 119 Issue 24, p28
Reports that Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton is trying to figure out how to reintroduce himself to an American public that still does not know much about him--and does not much like what it does know. Details of what most Americans think about him; Prediction that eventually,...
- Clinton's current high ratings focus on narrow job performance. Lambro, Donald // Human Events;02/27/98, Vol. 54 Issue 8, p10
Unveils the findings of the survey by the NBC/Wall Street Journal on the performance of US President Bill Clinton in office despite his alleged sexual involvement with Monica Lewinsky. Number of Americans reaching a conclusion about the scandal; Reason for high ratings of Clinton.
- Escape artist in the White House. Sperling, Godfrey // Christian Science Monitor;12/24/96, Vol. 89 Issue 21, p18
Reports that during a poll carried out by the `New York Times,' on the presidents of the United States, President Bill Clinton was rated `average.' Ratings of the other presidents; Opinion on historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.; Schlesinger's predictions for the presidency of Clinton; How...
- Can Bill Clinton recover? Zuckerman, Mortimer B. // U.S. News & World Report;6/14/93, Vol. 114 Issue 23, p110
Editorial. Suggests that President Bill Clinton is within a hair's breadth of being viewed as incompetent. Why Clinton won the election; Need for resolute leadership; Why people are unsure who Clinton really is; Critical challenges ahead.
- Defying Nixon-Like Gravity. Barnes, James A. // National Journal;1/23/99, Vol. 31 Issue 4, p220
Focuses on the approval rating of United States President Bill Clinton after his State of the Union address. Clinton's job-approval rating; Factors which played a major role in Clinton's approval rating; Significance of the approval rating. INSET: Campaign Circuit.
