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Snags: 1) Jackson is increasingly friendly with Wall Streeters, an alliance that troubles many lefties; 2) he will certainly lose; and 3) he may lack the selflessness required to build an organization that would endure after his loss.
The headlines at USA Today , the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times indicate that the move was taken to protect the U.S. economy from the global troubles.
Furthermore, the Washington press corps never tires of writing about Republican troubles on abortion and gay rights--though Helms hasn't mentioned either issue in connection with Weld since the confirmation fight began.
Jeff--brilliantly fulfilling the ancient journalistic dictum "Sell every piece three times"--has argued in the New Republic , the New York Times , and this week in Time magazine that Clinton's troubles are due to catastrophic defects in the sexual-harassment and special-prosecutor laws (with help from Clinton's own misbehavior, he always is careful to add).
An accompanying poll finds that 48 percent of respondents think the Clintons' relationship is "a practical business and political relationship," while 18 percent deem it "a loving marriage that has troubles."