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Will Giuliani Divide the Republican Party?
Rudy Giuliani's continued strength in the polls has Christian conservatives talking about a third party, but that might put Hillary Clinton back in the White House. Major anxiety for a major element of the Republican Party. Is the religious right losing its clout? What about those cell phone calls from Giuliani's wife? Also, a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula and a Presidential veto—rare, but without any fanfare. What's next for SCHIP?
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenRudy Giuliani's continued strength in the polls has Christian conservatives talking about a third party. But that might put Hillary Clinton back in the White House. Major anxiety for a major element of the Republican Party. Is the religious right losing its clout? What about those cell phone calls from Giuliani's wife? Also, a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula and, on Reporter's Notebook, as promised, President Bush has vetoed expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program. Has the White House lost its political touch?
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