Bob dole where is the outrage

GOP Sen. Clinton, meanwhile, campaigned in Atlanta as part of a national turn-out-the-vote drive aimed at people 25 to 35 years old. Clinton said he would ask Congress to assign , college work-study students as reading tutors for elementary students.

Dole sought to take back his remark of Thursday that he was frustrated by the course of the campaign. I think Ross Perot would know it. And in Houston, Dole suggested that the Clinton administration was pushing to provide citizenship to immigrants so they could vote.

We find out that maybe as high as 10 percent are criminals. Sections U. Indecision is one reason. From the start, Dole flitted from theme to theme. He has sought the advice of many--too many, insiders say--but never listened to any one of them long enough. Al D'Amato confronted his longtime ally. Dole snapped back. Indecision leads to bad timing. Early on, the campaign shied away from stressing issues such as immigration and racial preferences.

The themes are especially potent in California. But Dole's failure to feature them made his last-minute bet on California a waste, top insiders said. Same for ""character. Dole had an excuse to do so when the FBI-files story broke. Now Dole has to sit by while Perot, back on the stage, gets the headlines as he warns a second Clinton term would bring ""a second Watergate.

And perhaps that was one more reason Dole, in Dallas, was such an angry man. There was every chance, he knew, that the country would soon get to see whether Perot's prediction was right. Newsweek magazine delivered to your door Unlimited access to Newsweek.

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