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The article discusses the political agenda of U.S. President Bill Clinton and how it has changed since he was elected in 1992. The congressional elections of 1994, in which the Republicans gained control of Congress, are discussed in terms of how they affected Clinton's agenda. Predictions about the 1996 presidential campaign are offered. Clinton is said to have turned from implementing Democratic liberalism to reforming rising Republican conservatism.

Discusses the racial issues related to U.S. politics and economics. Strategy and tactics of politics; Conflict between the concepts of the function and responsibility of government; Role of race in the creation of a political system.

The author reports that religious and moral issues, particularly those that relate to sex, are beginning to transform U.S. politics. The author claims that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to believe that moral and sexual issues are subject to personal choice. The author examines the political division between Democrats and Republicans when it comes to sexual freedom.