Which Way, L.A.?

Clinton's Saga, The Media, George W. Bush

One year after the President's mea culpa, some Republicans claim that Democrats are trying to "Clintonize" their front runner. Others insist that if Bush has a problem he's created it all by himself. Are we in for another round of stories nobody wants to hear? What's the role of the media?

By Warren Olney • Aug 20, 1999 • 1 min read

One year after the President's mea culpa, some Republicans claim that Democrats are trying to "Clintonize" their front runner. Others insist that if Bush has a problem he's created it all by himself. Are we in for another round of stories nobody wants to hear? What's the role of the media?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author

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Which Way, L.A.?

Clinton's Saga, The Media, George W. Bush

One year after the President's mea culpa, some Republicans claim that Democrats are trying to "Clintonize" their front runner. Others insist that if Bush has a problem he's created it all by himself. Are we in for another round of stories nobody wants to hear? What's the role of the media?

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Which Way, L.A.?

Clinton's Saga, The Media, George W. Bush

One year after the President's mea culpa, some Republicans claim that Democrats are trying to "Clintonize" their front runner. Others insist that if Bush has a problem he's created it all by himself. Are we in for another round of stories nobody wants to hear? What's the role of the media?

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