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Front-runner Dole launches White House bid S
□ Senate majority leader
Bob Dole declares his
candidacy for the 1996
Republican presidential
nomination. He claims
he will lead the fight for
fundamental change.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Em
bracing the conservative agenda
of lower taxes, smaller govern
ment and a balanced budget.
Bob Dole launched his third
White House bid Monday by
casting himself as uniquely qual
ified to “lead America back to
her place in the sun.”
“I am not afraid to lead, and
I know the way,” the Senate
majority leader said as he for
mally declared his candidacy
for the 1996 Republican presi
dential nomination.
“Let us rein in our govern
ment to set the spirit of the
American people free. Let us re
new our moral convictions and
strengthen our families by re
turning to fundamental values.
Together, let us reassert our
rightful place as a great na
tion,” he said.
Dole, 71, entered the race
with a scornful critique of Pres
ident Clinton as a “clever apolo
gist of the status quo,” elected
on a platform of change in 1992
but now fighting the change
voters demanded in the Repub
lican sweep in 1994.
“We need a president who
shares our values, embraces our
agenda and will lead the fight for
the fundamental change America
chose last November,” said Dole,
whose commitment to that agen
da will be tested in the coming
months as the Senate acts on leg
islation already passed by the
more conservative House.
There was nary a mention of
his Republican rivals. Befitting
his status as the clear early GOP
front-runner. Dole chose to ig
nore them. His announcement
was elaborately choreographed,
complete with a balloon drop
and a charter plane marked
“Dole for President.”
Dole proved anew his willing-
"I am not afraid to
lead, and I know
the way."
— Bob Dole,
presidential candidate
ness to adapt to the times — and
the changes in his own party. He
reached out to economic conserv
atives who have often ques
tioned his commitment to lower
taxes, and to cultural conserva
tives who are influential in GOP
primaries but somewhat suspi
cious of Dole because of his legis
lator’s penchant for compromise.
“We can cut taxes and balance
the budget,” said Dole, oncea
fierce critic of Ronald Reagans
“supply side” economics. Aides
drew the distinction that spend
ing would be cut this time, as op |
m posed to raised as ii
was at the time Rea
gan’s tax cuts
were enacted.
Still, that declara
tion left little doubt
Dole knows his candi
dacy hinges as much
on getting the new
GOP congressional
agenda through the
quirky Senate asi
H
the strong organization he has
built in early primary states.
Dole winds up a weeklongan
nouncement tour at a Veterans
of Foreign Wars Post home in
his home town on Friday, the
50th anniversary of his World
War II wounding in Italy.
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WHAT INSPIRED THE MOUNTAIN MEN?
George Washington:
“Whereas it is the duty of all nations
to acknowledge the providence of
almighty God, to obey His will, to be
grateful for His benefits, and humbly
to implore His protection and favor.”
Abraham Lincoln:
“Intelligence, Patriotism, Christianity,
and a firm reliance on Him who has
never yet forsaken this favored land
are still competent to adjust in the
best way all our present difficulty.
...As was said three thousand years
ago, so still it must be said, ‘the
judgments of the Lord are true and
righteous altogether’”
Thomas Jefferson:
"God who gave us life gave us liberty.
Can the liberties of a nation be secure
when we have removed a conviction
that these liberties are the gift of God?
Indeed I tremble for my country when I
reflect that God is just, that His justice
cannot sleep forever.”
Teddy Roosevelt:
“There are those who believe that a
new modernity demands a new
morality. What they fail to consider is
the harsh reality that there is no such
thing as a new morality. There is only
one morality. All else is immorality.
There is only true Christian ethics over
against which stands the whole of
paganism. If we are to fulfill our great
destiny as people, then we must return
to the old morality, the sole morality.”
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