Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 01, 1992, Page 10, Image 9

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    Brown coming on strong, Clinton changes strategy
NATIONAL
Nl-;w Y( IKK (Al») Nuv
it mind that lopsided dele
guii' count ll'» nulling hard
nr and liardor to lull who's ahead as the
Uomocratlc presidential campaign un
folds In Now York
Bill Clinton is Ihu runaway leader in
thu men for thu party's nomination, near
tho halfway point in thu delegate ( base
But It's |urrv Brown, just off the starting
blocks In the delegate tally, who's been
driving the dynnmii s
So much so that Clinton has tossed out
the front-runner’s manual and is seeking
almost daily debates with Brown leading
up to next week's primaries in New
York. Wisconsin and Kansas The two
staged ii New York debate doubleheader
7 u e sd ii v and had a not hi* r on tap
Wednesday at th«■ Apollo Theater in Hur
I i’m
Clinton is lasting his i halienge in the
host possible light. saying ho wonts .is
many opportunities as possihlo to speak
directly to Now York voters, t utting out
the rough and tumble local media as
middlemen
Hut just last week, Clinton was frown
ing on debates Why the shift ' lo fmrrow
one of Clinton s favorite phrases, this
isn't fix ket si teru e
"This Is an effort lo reverse the tide,
which right now is flowing against him,
.said.-. Democratic strategist Ann l ew is
There are times in i< campaign when
you really dun l need polls lo know what
thecandidate is hearing Oni* of those
times is vs hen the .n 1 limned lender 1 hal
lengns the Other guv to || series of de
flates
Brown sees it that vs .iv loo
"There's a little rule in poliln s you
never deflate a challenger until you’re a
loser, Brown said Tuesday "That's the
i alcgory lie s In now
1'hat's a hit of an exaggeration (Hinton
had 1.01S delegates to Brown's 1 fd
heading into Tuesday's Vermont cam vis
es Still, the front-runner .dearly sees
(rouble
l.arlier in (he r,i( 1 Brown vs as 1 onsid
rrt'd jusl barely oil the fringe. his anti
politics message clashing with Ins life
long political career Hut now Drown is
seen as a serious i untender he has y ir
tuallv no ( hom e of winning enough del
egates to claim the nomination, hut
< mild deny it to ( Hinton by battering him
in the late primaries
The best wuv for (Hinton to end such
talk, is to beat Drown in New York, a
state more like Illinois or Michigan,
where Clinton won lug than Connecti
cut.
"The elbows are flying." says Lee
Miringoff, a pollster .it Murist College
New York lias Income very competi
tive."
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