Bill Clinton		Bob Dole
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Harry Browne (Libertarian), an author and investment advisor, is running on the traditional Libertarian theme of reduced government.

Charles Collins (R), a businessman, opposes international trade agreements and the federal income tax.

Bruce Daniels (D), who holds dual U.S./Canadian citizenship, calls himself a liberal Democrat in the tradition of the New Deal and the War on Poverty.

John Hagelin (Natural Law), a quantum physicist, aims to "bring the light of science into politics."

Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr. (D), a self-proclaimed economist and intelligence analyst, is making his sixth presidential run. LaRouche has served time in federal prison for tax evasion.

Pat Paulsen (D), another perennial candidate, ran for the first time in the 1960s when he was a member of the rebellious ensemble on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.

Tom Schellenberg (R), a certified public accountant, is basing his candidacy on a promise to balance the budget immediately.

Irwin Schiff (Lib) is running on a platform that would eliminate the federal income tax.

Morry Taylor (R) heads Titan Wheel International, an Illinois tire and wheel company. He has been actively campaigning in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Rick Tompkins (Lib), a radio talk-show host, is also a tax protester who believes that the income tax should be voluntary.