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Event Search Results for "Clinton"
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On the campaign trail, President Bush announced nearly $2 billion in new aid for U.S. farmers and a $6 billion jet fighter sale that would largely benefit Texas. Democrat Bill Clinton, meanwhile, charged that Bush would shortchange middle-class students to finance tax cuts for the rich.
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President Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton appeared separately before the American Legion in Chicago; Bush cited his World War II military service while Clinton sought to bury the controversy over his Vietnam-era draft status.
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President Bush told an evangelical gathering in Dallas that the Democrats had left "three simple letters" out of their platform: "G-o-d." Democrat Bill Clinton said Bush was trying to divert attention from the economy.
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The day after the close of the Republican National Convention in Houston, the two major party candidates traded hard blows, with President Bush deriding Bill Clinton as a "wishy-washy" leader, and Clinton lashing back at Bush as a "great fearmonger."
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On the second night of the Republican National Convention in Houston, U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, delivered the keynote address, denouncing Bill Clinton's economic program as "worse than sleaze."
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The Bush campaign, accused by Bill Clinton of mudslinging, responded with a vitriolic press release that referred to "sniveling hypocritical Democrats." President Bush later disavowed the release.
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Democrats counterattacked a day after aides to President Bush had accused Democrat Bill Clinton of lacking foreign policy expertise.
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President Bush's aides attacked Democratic nominee Bill Clinton's foreign policy credentials and judgment.
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Bill Clinton delivered his acceptance speech a day after winning the Democratic presidential nomination at the party's convention in New York City. To the dismay and anger of supporters, Ross Perot announced he would not run for president. He later changed his mind.
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Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton claimed the Democratic presidential nomination at the party's convention in New York City.
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Current & future events search result for "Clinton"
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1997 –
Chloe Moretz, American actress
1994 –
Makenzie Vega, American actress
1991 –
Emma Roberts, American actress
1987 –
Choi Si Won, Korean singer (Super Junior)
1986 –
Viktor Troicki, Serbian tennis player
1986 –
Yui Ichikawa, Japanese actress and model
1984 –
Alex Gordon, American baseball player
1984 –
Kim Hyo-jin, South Korean actress
1982 –
Iafeta Paleaaesina, New Zealand rugby league player
1982 –
Justin Gatlin, American sprinter
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February, 10
- Births
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2009,
Jeremy Lusk, American freestyle motocross racer (b. 1984)
2008,
Roy Scheider, American Actor (b. 1932)
2008,
Steve Gerber, American comics writer (b. 1947)
2008,
Adeline Jay Geo-Karis, Long serving Illinois Senator (b. 1918)
2007,
Jung Da Bin, South Korean actress (b. 1980)
2007,
Ned Austin, American character actor (b. 1925)
2006,
J Dilla, American rapper/producer (b. 1974)
2006,
Dick Harmon, American golf instructor (b. 1947)
2005,
Arthur Miller, American playwright (b. 1915)
2004,
Guy Provost, Quebec actor (b. 1925)
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February, 10
- Deaths
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