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 DISPATCHES | Issue: "Children of Chernobyl" April 13, 1996

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Not long ago Republicans believed Clinton would be forced, by the same popular wave that carried them into office in November 1994, to accede to their balanced budget and all the rest. Republicans made some tactical blunders, and Clinton, the press at his side, outsmarted them. But the main reason the Republicans failed was that they lost public support. And they lost it because they never really made their case.

Political columnist JAMES K. GLASSMAN, writing in The Washington Post. Mr. Glassman, throughout the congressional budget process, wrote editorials supportive of Republican proposals.

Fatherhood is a powerful antidote to self-centeredness. It educates about responsibility, which can be avoided but not denied. It made me do things-for example, coaching a soccer team-that I never would have considered before. It has connected me more with others, not just my children, because parenthood creates common concerns and conversations. And it has made me happier.

Washington Post economics columnist ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, on the value of fatherhood.

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