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ELECTION ’92
Bush decries ‘deceptive pattern’
ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (Al*)
— (’resident Bush offered a
briof. high-minded look at his
second-term priorities Monday
and follower! it up hours later
with another slushing attack on
Democrat Bill Clinton.
Returning to his familiar
theme that Clinton hasn't fxren
truthful about his Vietnam draft
r«x:ord, Bush said. "You cannot
equivocate and obfuscate."
"There is a pattern of decep
tion." the president said at an
outdoor rally, ns thousands
cheered.
"And you cannot load Amer
ica by misleading and you darn
sure can’t turn the White Mouse
into the waffle house."
Just 3 1/2 hours earlier, Bush
had described to a hardware
dealers' convention In Denver
his vision of a second lorm and
his philosophical differences
with Clinton The president
had said hi* top priorities
would Ikj creating Jobs, increas
ing oxports and providing
health taro to all Americans
lire two speeches were the
political equivalent of yin and
yang
Where one offered cool rea
soning. the other was filled
with hot rhetoric.
The approach seemed to offer
voter* a rationale to vote for
Bush while keeping the heat on
Clinton with slashing aitncks
In Denver, Bush said:
"With oath program Gov
Clinton puts forth, you sou a
philosophy where bureaucrats
in Washington or some en
trenched members of Congress
carve out the exact same pro
grams to try and solve prob
lems facing people in Denver
and Dallas or Dover or Dela
ware.
"And I believe Americans
understand that those old liber
al solutions ore not right for our
new postwar era. It does not
make sense that hardware store
owners will somehow got rich
er by giving more of your mon
ey to the IRS."
Clinton gets ‘A’ on grocery price test
WINSTON-SALEM. NO. (AP) From bread lo
blue loans, Bill Clinton priced Debbie Gilbert'!,
shopping list on Monday and got a passing grade
from the working mother who saw! the nation's
leader must be "In touch with what the average
American family has to go through
"Gasoline is about SI 20 depending on what
kind of gasoline it is Hamburger meat's a little
over St A gallon of milk's $1.02 A loaf of bread's
alsuit SI now." Clinton said after he was asked
what he thought these Items cost
The Arkansas governor said he knows some
doctors who "still do visits for SIS I do, but not
many." he added when some in his audience re
acted skeptically
Blue jeans, he said In un appearance on CBS's
This Morning that was televised live, "run any
where from S1H lo S5(> depending on what kind
you get."
It was a devastatingly simple question of the
type that ran easily trip up anyone who has spent
the past your running for office Gilbert said the
Democratic presidential nominee had done a
‘Now and then my wife and I
Just go out to the grocery
store and... walk up and down
the aisle.’
- Bill Clinton,
presidential candidate
"pretty good" Job of answering her question on
the cost of everyday consumer items.
"1 don't believe that politicians know what it's
like to Iki in the shoes of the average American
family,'' said Gilbert, one of several participants
in a question-and-answer session with Clinton.
Clinton agreed" that isolation is a danger for
politicians. "Every now and then my wife and I
just go out to the grixairy store and talk to people
and walk up and down the aisle," he told the
mother of two who works part-time at a local hos
pital.
Campaign
nuggets
"Whon you look at the
piece of that guy that the dog
had In his mouth, that guy is
sitting somewhere with a list
somewhere today.” — Ross
Perot, in relating his charge
that a hit team infiltrated his
estate but was chased off by a
guard dog and security
forces.
• • •
“It’s so crazy that (Perot)
seems to have latched on to
this theory, much like other
people latch on to UFO theo
ries, and he seems to believo
it." — White House press
secretary Marlin Flutwaler.
"You don’t interrupt your
opponent when he's making
a fool of himself.” — Clinton
campaign strategist Paul
Begaia.
• • •
"Gasoline is about SI.20
depending on what kind of
gasoline it is. Hamburger
meat's a little over SI. A gal
lon of milk's SI.02 A loaf of
bread’s about SI now.” —
Bill Clinton, answering a
woman who wanted to see if
he was aware of the price of
groceries.
• • •
“We are the fairest, the
most decont, the most honor
able company — country in
the world." — President
Bush.
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