Winners & Losers: May 22, 1995
WINNERS
IMELDA MARCOS A "shoe-in," she stands to gain a seat in the Philippine House
JOHN KASICH House budget chairman backs up G.O.P. rhetoric with no-nonsense plan
THE RED ARMY Fifty years and 27 million lives after the defeat of Hitler, the West says "Thanks"
LOSERS
BONGBONG MARCOS Imelda's son trails badly in his bid for a seat in the Senate
LANE KIRKLAND Eleven powerful AFL-CIO unions tell their chief to pack his bags
THE N.R.A. Its anti-G-man hate speech hits unexpected target: ex-President Bush, who resigns
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