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...cultural assault on liberal democracy and capitalism beginning in the new left in the 1960s; and second, the consequences of a simplistic understanding of Detente according to which the age of ideological confrontation with the Soviet Union had given way to a more "sophisticated" and political effort to coexist with the Soviet Union as a security partner...
...course, supporting the center would be the most intelligent policy option from this country's perspective. And it would just happen to be the most moral course we can adopt as well. So morality and foreign policy can coexist--if not always, at least sometimes. But as evidenced by Reagan's latest blunder, the policymakers in Washington don't see the light. Instead, they are leading us down a familiar path, one already followed in El Salvador and Nicaragua...
...debate and responsible decision is before sex, not after it. Anti-abortionists are not disregarding the rights of women; rather, we are merely representing the rights of those who cannot represent themselves in any possible capacity. The rights of both the fetus and the responsible mother can, and should, coexist. The attempt to introduce respect for the rights of all human beings responsibly enhances the value placed on human life instead of cheapening it, as Ms. Idelson would like to claim...
...time to make decisions that have been delayed for so many years. The consequence of that delay has been the advance of Communism in the region. In Western Europe, nations with strong economies and the NATO military umbrella can negotiate with Communists. But it is very difficult to coexist with Communism in a Latin context. We are a fragile democracy. Can we exist with a Soviet base in the region? We would be facing a superpower, the Soviet Union, through its surrogates, Nicaragua and Cuba. If Nicaragua had a Nicaraguan type of Communism, this would be a different situation...
...United States giving the example of a tone in relations which is present, active, co-operative, respectful, aware of cultural differences and truly proper for a great power unafraid of ideological labels, capable of coexisting with diversity in Latin America as it has learnt to coexist with diversity in Black Africa...