Volume 43, Number 5 · March 21, 1996
The Republican Implosion
By Murray Kempton
After the New Hampshire primaries, Robert Dole had to go back to trudge his stony path, denied the joys of the victor but permitted the escapee's sigh of relief. Pat Buchanan's jacquerie had horridly lit up the regular Republican estate with burning barns; even so, its manor house stands singed, damaged but not yet sacked and ruined.
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