Editorials. (cover story)

BUSH, George, 1924-2018; SANDERS, Bernard, 1941-

The article focuses on political and social issues of the U.S. As soon as he returned to Washington from his visit to Los Angeles, California and results of his urban policy, U.S. President George Bush showed how committed to change he is by vetoing the campaign finance reform bill. The legislation would have partially cleaned up politics by providing federal subsidies to the U.S. Congressional candidates who agree to limit their spending. It would curtail the flow of large donations to campaigns. It seems that Bernie Sanders, lone independent member of the U.S. Congress, could end up substantially influencing the choice of the next President of the U.S. If Democrats in the U.S. lose control of only six delegations out of the current fifteen in which they now have only a one or two member advantage, they will have to go hunting for another state's vote.