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|nswers of the major
lential candidates to
|uestion: “Both parties
of the need for re-
ling social programs.
Jou give one or two ex
iles of a federal social
jam that, in your view,
( as is?”
Bill Clinton
he Earned Income
Iredit and Head Start
tram protect and
|gthen families, the
lamental building
tsof our society,
hat is why the ad-
Istration expanded
llTC to provide tax re-
nr 15 million working families and to
t( t them from falling into poverty. We
■also increased funding for Head Start
laarly $800 million to provide tens of
|sands of children with their only ac-
to early education.”
Bob Dole
[he GI Bill is one good example. This
ON THE ISSUES
CAMPAIGN
program has helped many
Americans based solely
upon their previous service
and courage. Most social
programs have become
nothing more than arbi
trary government hand
outs, while the GI Bill is a
well-deserved helping
hand up.
“The Women and Infant
Children program that I cre
ated while in the Senate is
another federal social pro
gram that has been very
successful. This program
encourages mothers and ex
pectant mothers to eat a
healthy diet while also re
ducing Medicaid costs relat
ing to childbirth. If it were not for WIC, the un
born children of disadvantaged mothers
would have no chance at a brighter future.”
Ross Perot
"No. All of our social programs must be
redesigned, engineered, tested, and carefully
implemented if they are going to continue
serving us in the future.”
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Thursday • September 26, 1996
Morales admits mistake
AUSTIN (AP) — Democratic Senate hopeful
Victor Morales, saying he’s having trouble getting
his message out, conceded Wednesday that by
passing a debate with incumbent Phil Gramm
may have been a mistake.
But Morales insisted the two-term Republican
doesn’t want to debate him.
Morales rejected a proposed televised debate
on Sept. 29 as being too early.
“Maybe I made a mistake, a technical error, in
not taking the 29th,” Morales said.
“But he doesn’t want to debate me. I’m the one
that’s willing to negotiate (other dates) and he
won’t. That should b£ the bottom line as to who’s
right and who’s wrong,” he said.
The Democrat, a Dallas-area school teacher who
won his party’s nomination by driving around Texas
in his pickup truck, said he has about $300,000 in
campaign cash. Gramm’s last campaign finance re
port showed him with some $3.6 million.
Morales said he was concerned about not hav
ing enough money to air television commercials
that would tell Texans about his campaign.
“There’s a lot of people that still don’t know me.
That’s one of the frustrating things of not having
been on TV” he said.
“The frustrating thing is that I know if I could
get my word out, my message out to all these peo
ple, it would be a slaughter. I think I would have 70
percent (of the vote) easily," Morales said.
His comments came at a Capitol news confer
ence where he called for campaign finance and oth
er political reforms.
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