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Clinton has been Governor of Arkansas for several terms. He has no experience in national affairs that would indicate what he would do as President. It seems his lack of service in the military has been widely discussed in debates.
Clinton’s agenda if elected includes (1) Job quotas for homosexuals; (2) Special civil rights laws for homosexuals; and (3) Allowing homosexuals to serve in the U.S. armed services. Clinton has promised that he will appoint gays and lesbians to major positions in administration (Washington Post 9/28/92). The above is substantiated by Christian Action Network 10/15/92.
Judging candidates with no voting record, you can get their beliefs from the records of ones they choose as Vice President. Quayle and Gore served the same time in Congress for two terms. The following ratings show the times they voted as a “fiscal conservative” against waste and against pork barrel spending; “private enterprise” against government interfering in business; and “limited government” control of individuals life and activity. Ref. BIPAC April ’92.
Voting record:
1985, Quayle, 96; Gore 4; 1987, Quayle 100, Gore 0; 1991 — Quayle, V.P. No Vote; Gore 0.
Other comparisons: Helms of North Carolina — 93; U.S. Senate — Warner of Va. — 92; Kennedy of
92.9%