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Beltway's Dole fading out fast
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Bob Dole is the Beltway Candidate.
If the 1988 Republican presidential nominee was chosen by the
opinion makers and political insiders from the nation's capital, Dole
would be just about a sure thing.
After more than a quarter century in Congress, the Kansas
Republican has built a strong following within the boundaries of the
multilane highway that encircles the nation's capital. He's got a
quick wit and has compiled an impressive record as the Senate's GOP
leader and as th...
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In New Hampshire, Dole relives nightmare
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Time takes its toll. I saw Willie Mays when age had sapped the exuberant speed that was his glory. I saw Sugar Ray Robinson when he was a bloated shadow fighting on memory. I saw Robin Roberts when his fast ball slowed to a sad joke. The clock runs down in politics, too. Now we have Bob Dole, a
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Dole Warms Up in New Hampshire; GOP Presidential Hopeful Returns to Scene of Bitter '88 Defeat
The Washington Post
; The last time Senate Majority Leader Robert J. Dole (R-Kan.) trudged through New Hampshire as a presidential candidate, he was on the road to defeat and angry with his fate. It was a different Dole who campaigned here today: more relaxed, less acerbic and determined this time to do it right. He
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Not `Fishing' - Just Testing New Hampshire Waters; In Vacation Setting, Prospective '96 Candidate Dole Casts About for Anything but Seclusion
The Washington Post
; ... Tulsa, completed three network morning news interview shows, chatted through interviews ... interviews on the three morning network news shows. But he soon switched to his more ... endorsement, from Tuesday's Olathe, Kan., Daily News. "Bob Dole in 1996," the lead editorial ...
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Dole Support Surges In New Hampshire; Poll Finds Bush Has Narrow Lead
The Washington Post
; ... Tuesday by The Washington Post and ABC News showed Dole closing the gap between him ... with live appearances on the NBC network news program and interviews with Boston's three ... themselves frequently available to the news media was a veiled criticism of Bush for ...
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Lamar lost it in New Hampshire . . .
The Boston Globe
; Uhhhh, let's see, where can I store this stack of columns trumpeting Lamar Alexander as the savviest bet to become the Republicans' champion vs. Clinton? Next to this wall plaque from President Dukakis? Behind this bust of President Muskie? So little space, midst all these mementos from years of
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