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...Lyn Nofziger, longtime Ronald Reagan loyalist and true-blue guardian of Reaganism, put the matter to his boss bluntly. Those who had toiled in the fields, the True Believers who had dreamed for more than a decade of a Reagan presidency, were being left out in. the cold. The Cabinet was dominated by pragmatists and retreads from past Republican Administrations, rather than the ideologically pure. The sub-Cabinet was showing dangerous signs of following suit. Something had to be done quickly, he warned, to mollify Reagan's hard-core following of right-wing ideologues...
...Democratic opposition to the program grows, Reagan's strategists have ready a second-stage sales offensive. That is to target members of Congress who try to block the economic package and to light fires against them in their home districts, coordinated by Lyn Nofziger, Assistant to the President for political affairs. This drive will use mailing lists compiled by the Republican National Committee and by such friendly lobbies as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers. Sympathetic constituents will be urged to protest any foot dragging by their Congressmen and Senators...
...issue woman of writing Vogue in a began by recent circling her subject - marriage - like an anthropologist studying some tribal fetish stumbled upon in a clearing in New Guinea, seven days' march from civilization. The author, Lyn Davis Genelli, analyzed the oddity with brisk dogmatic scholarship: "[Marriage] can be seen as an irrelevant residue of an outworn patriarchal society...
Outlining the Reagan camp's tactics will be campaign manager William J. Casey, press secretary Lyn Nofziger, and deputy director of strategy and polling Dr. Richard Wirthlin...
Dwight Eisenhower passed on his dogeared copies to Secret Service men; former Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman is an avid fan; so is Ronald Reagan's campaign press secretary, Lyn Nofziger. Tom Landry packs a volume with his Dallas Cowboys playbook for road trips; Country Star Willie Nelson has a coveted signed edition. Straight through the heartland of America, truck drivers pass up the centerfold magazines at diesel stops to buy a copy of his latest paperback; thousands of folks from Santa Fe, N. Mex., to Savannah, Ga., line up for his autograph on his frequent tours...