George Magazine February 1999 Ronald Reagan, Eleanor Mondale, Murdoch VG


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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64 RONALD REAGAN: THE ROLE OF A LIFETIME
By Carl S. Anthony and Anna McCollister
On the tenth anniversary of the Gipper’s departure from the White House, and on the eve of a long-awaited biography, Ronald Reagan’s fellow presidents, friends, and colleagues share their favorite stories about the fortieth president. Plus: Patti Reagan Davis on her famed father.

74 THE EXTERMINATOR By Timothy Noah
Before he became a politician, Tom DeLay killed bugs for a living. Now, at the peak of his power, the Texas congressman would like to fumigate the White House and squash Bill Clinton.

78 ELEANOR MONDALE FOR MISTRESS
By Lisa DePaulo
Meet the blond bombshell that even Monica Lewinsky envies. A politician’s daughter who is as beautiful as she is discreet, Eleanor Mondale just might be Bill Clinton’s dream girl.

84 FRANKLY BARNEY By Lynn Snowden
Representative Barney Frank has survived a sex scandal that makes Bill Clinton’s look mild, which may explain why Frank has suddenly become the president’s most effective defender.

88 SULTAN OF SWING By Josh Young
Oil-rich Brunei overflows with easy money and beautiful women. Too bad the sultan’s decadent brother put the entire economy and the future of paradise in peril.

94 CAN A WOMAN WIN THE WHITE HOUSE?
By Strawberry Saroyan
Is America ready for a Madam President? The answer is yes. The real question is why the women’s political movement refuses to believe in its own power.

COVER: John Loengard, 1966, Life magazine © Time, Inc.

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