Bush on Unemployment
I believe that the picture of George Bush standing in front of his multimillion-dollar waterfront mansion telling America’s unemployed that they do not deserve additional benefits because the recession is over is a much more powerful snapshot than any picture of Willie Horton could ever have been; 1992 might be an interesting election after all.
GERALD W. WRIGHT
Los Angeles
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