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the burden of Medicaid, and balance the Federal Budget, (as he had balanced the budget of Arkansas.)
All of these are traditionally, if not Constitutionally, responsibilities of state and local government. Each of these three candidate!, may go on to argue, that based on his experience and interests, he may understand President Clinton, and help him, as he acts the governor’s role, as President; moving funds from one program to another, doing fast budget accounting, earmarking taxes for various purposes: the tobacco tax for cancer care and research, for example, duck stamp funds for fish ponds, etc., and especially helping the President forge his “work on welfare” “two year and out,” his “three strikes and out” rules for sentencing criminals, and especially his campaign against teen-aged pregnancy.
Oliver North has shunned the gubernatorial range of programs and policies. He is anti-Congressional. He is above it, and (it would appear) attempts to solve most problems, by Constitutional Amendment.
He would balance the federal
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