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...right's growing feeling that the President's foreign policy is not aggressive enough have led the hard core to increase its attacks. "George Bush was the Trojan horse who opened this Administration up to non-Reaganites," charges John Lofton Jr., editor of Conservative Digest. Bush is blamed for bringing in James A. Baker, his former campaign manager, to be Reagan's chief of staff. Baker then supposedly appointed other "Bush-whackers," who have turned the Reagan Administration soft...
...harmonious relationship with the vast majority of the world's nations. In fact, if we shift some of our expenditures from arms to the policies of the NIEO or some alternative program--slowly, at first--we may well set in motion a positive feedback cycle which will not only digest the very roots of our hellishly costly arms race, but do so with ever increasing momentum By freeing manpower from the arms industry, we will enjoy the advantage of Japan and West Germany and shift growth to such other areas as electronics, automobiles, and even solar energy. We will reduce...
machine could digest. And then we wrote all sorts...
...gifts for your literate acquaintances. You can laugh heartily and from Great Comic Cats, you can learn the history of cat drawings from the 17th century to the present. You can learn to use cats as scooters and rakes and human corpses as insulation and hammocks. You can also digest each of these $3 or $4 books in three to four minutes...
Minority quotas may be difficult for many to digest. But they represent the most effective way of correcting the injustices prevailing in our society. They should be adopted now so that they may be abolished as soon as they complete their task. Only then will all individuals playing a game bounded by a color-blind constitution be guaranteed a fair chance of winning...