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http://dolearchives.ku.edu ----~------351 - lf?5 ;.6 ANALYSIS I , - '...... ·~ . I . . . ' . •, . . . . •. . . ' . , • • t F ront~ruiHler tries tvJ1old, image in.GOP'~ rightward.tum to m~er@on 1 ·. •. . MOUTw• .,. . Clinton. said he would do."'' ·•. .percent . cut' in foreign• a ta3 to 1"'srae . 1 . realm, Dole says .that affirm. ative thelastsixnionths.ldon'~H ;kno\\rI , ifhen ., By LALLY. WE:Y r';J ' ' l t' . t · ·Dole sauc he reque!lted th'e, reduct!. on has.P.'.t done anything for the con_ tacts Dem. ocrats . . e,ra,r,e Y. co · h.. p · ~ · Does Dole worry about 1lio a 1oms .,u act~o.n · -· th t t ts tb Bob Dole-who .World.".·· · · · · ·• Bid figure~. · frh.. · ·· your race or·geoder. As president, the h. ead·butt_ m~. How ca~ we ~.ave · id ri ty f iti · Boonia· he argues is a case in · -Has he had a. change, 0 ea.rt .~ b' t " h f th res1dent JUSt Onhas mantaken a w eva e o pos ons . nAint' ~ And' since' "fio""'l·'gn pol·l·cy isn't toward I_srael? Dole's respons,.e is however,' he wouldn't' repeal the . lpilr ISans IP I e P ' ' issues a·nd stl'uck lots oi ll'v "'" • • • • • • d th t" · d t the talks it?" .T 1 on th'e• w· hit'e H.ouse radar screen .jn.fonne.d by po litic.s: "I've got a lf?l of ' exe_cuhve or rr ~ man. a ~s ; I • . '. ,·' · c"m..,ronilses during 3 /2 decades in t 1 h it 1 ·· 1 tation of affinnattve acbon the Senate_ wln.the hearts and ..very often," Congre.ss has been suppo~ in ~he Jews ·col?mun y. 1mp emen · . · mlnds.ofGoPvoters? . , ''~orced to play a more· central· role. thmk I m v1ewec;l Da~ ·1a . re!lable"I' sup- .·poli .ciesti in all areas of fede~al gov' - .. ~. · 11 1 kl Dole ·believes'. "we have a stake in . porter." But, says \) e, m my own ernmen . . · retaxeDole, dress edt casua Y• . oo ng seeing ··hat ~n l'ndepe dent nation ':person and will be.'.' He adds, "This .. What about abortio~? Some say d .as he sits in his Senate. t · d s th t 't · i ss· ' ble •o win the Office, denies he .is moved to the . C. a··n de•end'' tself"· Thus, .. his seem- doe. sn't ,mean. ,w e (th~ U.rllte ta,,tes) R a 1bl ts· II} ...PO m·rl1 ·a·. tion > without sllntey that sfiows' his support has rl ing. hawklshness on Bosnia. Dole andlsraelwon'tha.':'estrongties. epu 1can uo 1 slippW 52 percent of those 'ght. "I've always been a ma·in- #.. t D 1 h b 'ng the pro !1'"e stance and from Stream Con S·ays the recent Croat1'an military 1 On the domestic uo.n,. o e a.s em rac1 · 1' servative," he con. tends. t th t ·d · g '· kes 't 1'mposst'ble to likely to attend the ca'L\CUSes to 36 Of.fens. ·1ve proves that lifting the .taken the.. _pledge n. otto ra1s.e ax~s. a om so rna 1 · . perc~nt . The survey with a mar The 'differences between him and h b f d t d four win the general election. Dole says, · 1 Sen. Phil Gramm and Rep. Newt arms embargo in Bosnia is the _cor- althoug ., ere use o o s?o" ' "I've been right-to-lif~, but I've been gin ·Of _error of ·plus or :minus 5.6 Gl·ngn· 'ch are.more stylistic than sub· rect policy - that armed,. the ye~rs ago. •Wby the change. , I ve d b I t f h . e · pc)ints, was taken after ·Dole tied Bosnia. ns will "make a pretty good ·bee. n a.little Shead ofthe c_urve. m my endorse Y a o . o P.ro-c otc · the .straw vote with Tex~s Sen. stantive, Dole says: Gramm is more . . 1 te tl t but women." The issue. is important but, Phil Gramm. . . "in-your-face and ... Newt,'s (got) a .dif· showing." And a !lnilaterallifting of VIew.- co.~ s "n Y conserva t~e . he seems to say, shouldh't-;dominate ferent style . .: . Maybe it's genera- the arms ban, Dole ,cqntends; would not ~lght-w~~ ~e continues, ~was the.Republic;an Party. "He came out with a head of sboaw we'll come out' with a head tiona!." give the French !lnd British what c~ali' of the Fmance Committee From Dole;s standpoint, Clinton But, says 'Dole - placing the th,ey are looking for: a face-saving when we ha(l ,the bigg,?st tax _cut has been a missing president since of ste~m," Dole q~pped, lqoking emphasl·s on experience, "I know. way to pull out theirlroops. He was under Presldel)t Reagan. . . . . I I . t ' "He's ahead to the February caucuses. asked Whether fting the arms Regai'ding.his see. m.ing swt.'tcn fro. m _ the congress1ona E! ec l'?r,ts. where the bottom line is: You've got li. th m t t been on vacation from Congress for Bass, in throwing .his· support .to to get things done, and som,etimes ... embargo 'would lead. to using u. s. friend to foe m e a nna IVe ac I 0 n • , . Dole, Underscored the Senate ma you've got to reach across the aisl~." troops to fa·cmtate -the U.N. with- -...._ _ ·--· -·~- · '- · jority leader's decades~lo~_g What would be Dole's chief goal as drawal. "We have an obligatioh," tenure in Congress: "Nobody else president? .Not surprisingly, he s~ys Dole'replled. . . · · · · has the wisdom, the expertise and it would be to rein in the federal gov- Turning to Israel, Dol~ speaks of the experience to take over this ernment. "The government does a lot . the bill he introduced to move the country at a time when we really of good things, but it is too big, too U.S. Embassy from Tel Avlv to Jeru· need leadership." . intrusive. We peed to downsize it. salem, a move he opposed only a few Bass's long-anticipated endorse I've listed four departments we could years ago. It was also just a few years ment, delivered at the outset of an live without - commerce, housing ago - 1990 - that he called for a 5 eight-day working vacation for and urban development, energy and Dole, marked the third one for the education." Kansas senator from New Hamp As for foreign policy, "I worry . shire's four lawmakers in Con about our prestige and how we're gress, all Republicans. viewed in the world; there is no clear ·I policy." The majority leader is criti cal of the Clinton administration for abdicating its leac;lership role and "blowing" so niuch money on Haiti and Somalia.- operations Dole clearly doesn't believe pertained to U.S. national interests. He is espe cially unhappy with the Clintonites' willingness to rely so heavily on the United Nations. Dole notes that he is fighting the president's proposed cuts in the defense budget- and that they are "double what candidate • • • • • • • • • • e • e • •
[ SUNDAY • AUGUST 27, 1995 • THE HAYS DAILY NEWS • A11. !Dole's return of money from gay GOP group angers them Dole's lead Shrinks in Time-CNN poll ~ . ba~CINNATI CAP>- A Washington- · Thursday back to the group. serve in the military. That runs counter NEW YORK - Presidential can ·shot up from 16 Percent to 25 percent. lD18ware of OlU' involvement i<; dishonest" didate Bob Dole's suwort among paten.. organization of gay Republicans "It's our policy to decline conbibu- to the J..cg cabin Republicans' position, The poll released Friday found that Deb Price, a journalist whose col tlal Republican voters has slipped, ~ upset that Sen. Bob Dole has decided tions from political groups that have. and is one example . of why Dole is Sen. Bill Bradley, a l'{ew Jersey umn· about 'lesbian and gay tssues according to a poll from giJi Time. return its campaign contribution. an agenda that is not in line with retwning the money, Warfield said. and Dole's presidential campaign said Senator Dole's position on the tssues," appears in The Detroit News and other In choooing affiOOg ,. ~ 'Republican "We are extremely disappointed rlewspapers, found the June 19 contri ~~~~w;, it is giving back a $1,1m contri- Warfield said. "We've gotten over over this incident,• said Rich Tafel, cardidates, as percent suwort Dole, the gets a favorable rating from 16 percent of bution in Federal Election Commission majority leader from Kansas; 9 ~on from the UJg Cabin Republicans 200,000 checks, and this one clearly executive director of the group, which senate the 1m adults polled, while 71 percent are reports. In a colwnn prepared for percent back Sen. Phil Gramm of 'Thxas ~use Dole disagrees with their views. slipped through the cracks.• is meeting this weekend in Cincinnati. not familiar enough with him to say. . Nelson WaifJ,eld, a campaign Warfield Dole, an Anny veteran Saturday, she said Dole's ~ and 8 percent favor commentator Pat said "WeWI!'e encouraged by the Dole cam In a three-way matchup, 'Sl percent spokesman for the Kansas Republi- who served in World War ll, opposes decided to give the money back two Bucbanan.'A TiJne.CNN poll a morih ago pajp for mootJis l9 SlglOrt _them finan would support Presidenl Clinton, 34 can, said the $1,1m was mailed on lifting the ban on allowing gays to days after learning sjle would be writ had Dole at 42 percent, Buchanan 11 per cially, and any irxtication that they Wl!'e ing about the contribution. pereent Dole and 16 percent Bradley if cert, Gramm 10 pe!'Cel¥. The undecided the election were held today.
Sunday, August 27, 1995 The Kansas City Star -=04. The Salina Jouma t Sunday, August 27, 1995 • I .· ~ e campaigrt scrambles tLog Cabin Republicans' posi ·from a. ·gay Re- May 24 that he t:eeeived from John ton-based organization pf gay Re tion and is one example of why publican ~up. Moran, Dole's finance director. dublicans is upset that Sen. Bob · Dole is returning the money, · •'.rhe campaign "Per our discussion," · Moran . lj)ole of Kansas has decided to re Warfield said. . ll~d -it lu\d ac- wrote, MI am at~ching alist of u.P. turn its campaign contribution. The group immediately criticized ~pled the June coming Dole- for president fund- · : Dole's presidential campaign the senator. · · donation by mis- raiaing events. S(!natOr Dole and I Sen. Bob Dole said Friday it was giving back a "We are extremely disappointed qake, and. woUld . . . wo\lld · appreciate any ~!stance $1,000 ~ontribution from the Log over this incident, 'said Rich Tafel. ... sends back $J;ooo Qever have taken money frOm an • you .colild give us in turning ou (J:abin Republicans because Dole executive director of the group, o~anization that supports -posi- your members at each event. I am disagrees with the group's vjews. couraged its membt:rs to support tiorla, Dole opposes, like allowing forward to worldng with whi£h-is meeting this weekend m any candidate they choose. . l~Jdng I Nelson , Warfield, a camj)'aigrr Cincinnati. homosexuals- ill the milltary. you. • · Deb Price, a journalist whose - .. •. ~ SSX>kesman for.the Kansas Repub- "We were encouraged by the I . llcan, said the $1,000 was sent by column about -lesbian and gay is Dole campaign for months to sup. sues appears in' The Detroit News !flail on Thur~day to the gr:oup, port them financially, and any indi which claims 10,000 members and other newspapers, found the cation that they-were unawate·of June 19 contribution in Federal i(morig 43 cha~ters in 35 states. our involvement is dishonest." : "It's our pohcy to decline contri Election Commission reports. In a · Tafel;. whose organizatiQn re column prepared for ~aturday, she Hutions. from political grc;>ups that fused to enQorse President George · ' H~ve an agenda that is n~t. in line said Dole's ca mpaign decided to Bush for re-election in ) 992, said give the money back two days after W1th . Senator Dole's posttaon on the group had not endorsed any the issues," Warfield said. "We've learning she would be writing I . . GOP candidate this year and en- about the contribution.