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<p>WASHINGTON — Sen. Trent Lott says he'll sign a deal with an unidentified publisher this week to pen his memoirs.</p> <p>The Mississippi Republican says he plans to tell all about the 1994 Republican revolution, initiated when voters gave control of the House and Senate to the GOP. Lott also plans to give readers a behind-the-scenes look at former President Clinton's impeachment and Lott's loss of his leadership job. Lott was ousted as Senate Republican leader last year after he made racially insensitive remarks at a party for then-Sen. Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday party.</p>

PREMISE / Volume I, Number 1/ December 25, 1995 / Page 12 Kuyper Institute Weekly BriefingNov. 1, 1994The Vital Statistics This has been a fascinating year to watch trends. In this final edition of the KI Briefing before the election, I want to review and identify which stats appear to be the most significant. At present, four major trends stand out: (1) national disapproval of President Clinton and congressional liberals, (2) regional growth for Republicans in the south, (3) high number of congressional open seats, and (4) evangelical turn out, while low in other segments. (1) On Sept. 30th, we...