Washington Watch Articles From 1999


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MILLENNIAL MADNESS

I have not been impressed with the millennial hype that we have been forced to endure during the past few years. Since President Clinton campaigned on the theme of “building a bridge to the 21st century” and then, in victory, termed his presidency as the “first of the next millenium”—we have been subjected to an excessive abuse of the “new era” notion.

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1999-YEAR END LOOK AT 2000 RACES

As we approach the end of 1999, the presidential contests have become far more intriguing affairs then they appeared to be just a few months ago.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE EARLY STATES

With 10 weeks remaining before the first presidential primary elections of 2000, the Republican and Democratic contests have become quite interesting.

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THE IRAQ DEBATE AS IT IS

I recently participated in a live debate carried on one of the Arab satellite networks. It was not so much a debate, however, as it was an exercise in frustration—for both my opponent and myself.

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BUSH AND GORE FACE FRONTRUNNER BLUES

This week the 2000 presidential race accelerated dramatically as both the Democratic and Republican frontrunners push their campaigns into high gear.

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REUPUBLICANS DEBATE ISOLATIONISM

The U.S. debate over NATO’s military campaign to stop Serbian crimes in Kosovo is exposing deep divisions within the Republican Party (GOP).

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TWO WARS ON TWO FRONTS

With the launching of a U.S.-led NATO air war against Serbia, the United States has become engaged, for the first time since World War II, in military hostilities on two separate fronts.

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HILLARY CLINTONIN 2000?

Speculation that First Lady Hillary Clinton may run for a Senate seat in 2000 has dominated political news coverage in recent days.

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IS THECLINTON TRIALOVER?

When the votes were finally taken, the Senate did not convict President Clinton and remove him from office. The trial was over—but no one declared victory. No one celebrated because everyone lost.

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