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<text id=92TT0062>
<title>
Jan. 13, 1992: American Notes:Primaries
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<history>
TIME--The Weekly Newsmagazine--1992
Jan. 13, 1992 The Recession:How Bad Is It?
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<article>
<source>Time Magazine</source>
<hdr>
NATION, Page 21
American Notes
PRIMARIES
Who Needs Cuomo?
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<p> All it takes to enter New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation
presidential primary on Feb. 18 is nerve and a $1,000 filing
fee. Among the record 62 candidates who have rushed in where
Mario Cuomo feared to tread:
</p>
<p> Lenora Fulani. Thanks to her money-raising abilities, the
41-year-old developmental psychologist and leader of the
left-wing New Alliance Party will receive more than $600,000 in
federal matching funds, a sum exceeded only by Bush and Iowa
Senator Tom Harkin.
</p>
<p> Pat Paulsen. The television comedian, a veteran of several
lighthearted campaigns, will run again in '92, despite having
filed for personal bankruptcy.
</p>
<p> Lyndon LaRouche. The wild-eyed libertarian, who has also
run for the White House before, sent in his form from the
federal prison in Alexandria, Va., where he is serving a 15-year
sentence for mail fraud.
</p>
<p> Tom Laughlin. He played the anti-Establishment movie hero
Billy Jack, and now the jowly actor wants to karate-kick his way
into the White House on a platform of nuclear disarmament and
middle-class tax cuts.
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<p> Harold Stassen. No field would be complete without the
84-year-old former Minnesota Governor who made his first
presidential bid in 1944.
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