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Episode: 4302
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Title: HPR4302: New Campaign Trail Playthrough
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr4302/hpr4302.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-25 22:40:28
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 4302.
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For Tuesday, 28 January 2025, today's show is entitled, New Campaign Trail playthrough.
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It is part of the series' computer strategy gains.
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It is hosted by Lachiboy and is about 24 minutes long.
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It carries a clean flag.
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The summary is, join Alexander Lachiboy as he plays New Camp
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Pain Trail.
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Hello, this is Lachiboy with another HPR.
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Today, I'm going to be reviewing and playing New Campaign Trail.
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So, for people who like history, politics and gaming, this is the game for you.
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So, I'm going to play in the 1960 elections.
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Let's get to it.
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After eight years of Dwight Dyson, however, two youthful candidates compete to be a successor.
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Kennedy is a senator with a moderate record, a telelegic face, and a high-mind retonic.
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Nixon is the sitting vice president of the strong Cold War Record,
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moderate economic views and potential liability problems.
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Nixon begins the campaign as a slight favorite,
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but every region of the country could be competitive.
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Key issues are the Cold War, civil rights and health care.
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So, I'm going to write both candidates just to make it even.
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So, I'm going to start off with John F. Kennedy.
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His home states Massachusetts.
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John F. Kennedy has served as a senator since 1953.
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He's come from a wealthy political family and processes are youthful, telelegic appearance.
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He has been a moderate senator in the past and faces challenges of winning over liberals
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who prefer other candidates.
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Furthermore, almost any sense that Kennedy takes on civil rights will
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and it is a key block of the party.
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One strategy to finance these points and focus on the Cold War Kennedy would be the first Catholic president.
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Okay, so first and then you need to select your money.
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So, as your money made that really affects what you do.
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So, we can have Lyndon Johnson.
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Lyndon Johnson is a powerful member of the Democratic Party,
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having served as the Senate majority leader for past five years.
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Many southern states are threatening to both do a segregation ticket.
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Johnson is the only person who would declare to save most of those states.
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Texas was certainly lost to any other running mate.
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At the same time, his vote for a Taft Hartley Labor Act in 1947 is still a sore spot for unions
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and could down the enthusiasm for the ticket.
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So, if you want to sweep the South, Lyndon Johnson be good.
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Stuart Simmington was a minor contender for the nomination
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but he is a respected center on foreign policy issues.
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And as a good rapport with Kennedy, he has served a secretary of the Air Force
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and was a more outspoken abond of McCarthyism than Kennedy was,
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which makes him appealing to liberals.
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His home cemetery should be very close in the fall,
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but he is somewhat unpopping the deep South.
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So, if you don't want to win the deep South, go Stuart Simmington.
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And then, finally, with Hubert H. Humphrey,
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Hubert H. Humphrey was another rival for the nomination with clut against the agriculture
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and the labor wing of the party.
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He is basically blacklisted by the South and wing of the party
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for the standards he has taken on civil rights.
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Selecting him would sacrifice the South,
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but would increase the chances of winning states like Illinois, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York.
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And New York has the move vote, so he would be handy.
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But I think I'm going to go historically and go, Lyndon Johnson.
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All right, I'm just going to do default winner take all and difficulty.
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For forgiveness, I would definitely recommend default winner take all.
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Yeah, just go normal difficulty.
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So, let's start.
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So, the aim of the game is you have to answer 25 questions about politics.
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Each answer could depend on what happens.
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So, be wise or what you pick.
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So, what kind of tone will you accept to set your campaign in this fall?
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I will, deep, they emphasize the political of this aspect as much as practical
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and emphasize my own personally and leadership ability.
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Of course, I want to make strong statements on the Cold War.
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I will campaign as a mainstream liberal Democrat,
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emphasizing key parts of our platform and pricing the case for more vigilance
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in national defense.
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I have always been on the more moderate wing of the party.
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We need to emphasize my anti-communism and my record
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as a senator to win back the eyes of our Democrat.
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It is important to keep the Democratic Party moving
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into the future when he's at civil rights and education
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and health at the moment of return.
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I think I'm going to go, it is important to keep the Democratic Party moving
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into the future when he's at civil rights.
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Okay, I'm going to go that one.
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And then, a vice feedback gives me good luck with your bold agenda for the future.
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What do you have to say about the selection of Lyndon Johnson that you're running made?
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Lyndon Johnson is on loyal southern and senator from Texas who will spare no effort to
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advance a Democratic agenda.
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Lyndon Johnson shares my political beliefs.
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I'll be a postpartner for the government in the next four years.
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I think we'll go, he's a loyal solider nut.
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You're worried about the J of support.
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Health as LBJ begins campaigning the south.
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He will cajol and strong iron that reaches politicians
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into disavowing the unpledge elective movement.
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And then you decide which state you have to visit.
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So I think I'm going to visit the south.
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I'll go visit Alabama.
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Do you believe the current levels of just spending are adequate?
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In the final lap, Alice's every dollar spent on defendants taken from more productive
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users within our economy, I will look for ways to find common ground with the Soviet Union
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so that we can cut defense spending.
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I believe that we need more vigilance in the area for both military government and
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missile development.
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We currently have a missile gap with the Soviet Union or we can go.
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We can always find areas for improvement, but we can
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but we are successfully defended the United States
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under Alice from the numerous colonists that took over the past eight years.
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Well, since I'm democratic, I'm going to go against Eisenhower and go
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with a missile gap.
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This is a core argument of your campaign and a good place to
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differentiate yourself and the Republicans.
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Okay.
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There is a recent effort in Congress to pass a program to provide
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medical care to the elderly Americans, but it was narrowly defeated.
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Will you make a further push for this type of program as present?
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This program represents a massive financial commitment for the federal government when
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the care of the elderly properly rests with the effective family.
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I have heard a slightly different program offering health insurance
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to the elderly without the choose to purchase.
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The proposed program was mandatory and also covered only those who cover
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the Social Security Act.
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I would redouble efforts on this front.
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Too many of our nation's elderly are unable to afford decent medical care in these
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events years.
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These program is a good starting point, but I would much prefer a program of
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national health users for all Americans, not just the elderly.
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I'm going to go with this program as a good starting point.
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I think that's what I'll pick.
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This will certainly, certainly,
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galivize your base, but it's hard to imagine that you can get national health
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insurance passed after the failures of Truman on this front.
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Okay.
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So, I'm going to visit the Albus in New York.
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Are you satisfied with the economy and the economic policies of this country
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over the past eight years?
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The Eisenhower administration has unfortunately failed to take any
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real action in doing the excess of the new deal.
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I would like to see more conservative administration in power.
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We need more spending and lower interest rates and we need to repeal
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the Taff Hart React and put more money into the hand of America people.
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We must do better.
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Our president administration has advocated a hard money policy which calls the
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recession of 1958 and left ideal industrial capacity in our country.
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We are on the right track economically.
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We can't deny there's a recession in 1958,
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but the recovery has been strong and 1960 will see a very high rate of growth
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in this country.
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I think I'm going to do we must do better.
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Is the United States adequately prepared to defend against the Soviet
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threat today?
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I have satisfied with our progress over the past few years.
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We have prevented further expansion while avoiding any major wars.
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So that's one answer.
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Cuba has been lost the Soviet Union providing a potential base for
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communist aggression on the very doorstep of our nation.
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I am very unsatisfied with the current situation.
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Or we can pick we can never be fully satisfied,
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but we have certainly held our own into the Cold War over the past eight years
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compared to what we were doing, the Cullian War.
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I'm going to do never we can never be fully satisfied.
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So I think I'll visit California next.
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Do you believe the United States is adequately prepared
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to defend against the Soviet threat over the next 10 years?
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I am satisfied as can be.
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With sound defense policies and strong economic growth we should continue
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to maintain our advantage over the Soviet Union.
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That's one answer we could or we could pick.
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We have a missile gap and overly tight monitoring policy that is constraining our growth.
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I am very concerned that these shortfalls will allow the
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origin to gain an advantage if they are not at the rest.
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Or we could pick I don't know what to perfectly be found.
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These are not going well for now, but we have many challenges to meet in places like Cuba,
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Lebanon, Latin America, India, China and elsewhere.
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I think we want to pick we have a missile gap because I think that's one of the
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democrats said, okay, no, our vice-fuel art either.
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Richard Nixon has made expedience the centerpiece of his campaign.
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What do you have to save on this point?
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Richard Nixon and I entered the Congress in the same year, 1947,
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and I have both served in the House.
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I was going for some time.
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That could be one answer.
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Another answer could be, I question this premises to be frank,
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it is still not clear to me what role Nixon has had in the Eisenhower administration
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or what policies of his has been implanted.
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I will bring new dynamic leadership to this country as president.
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I don't see how the sign of argument has proved me to any disadvantage.
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I think I want to put Richard and I into Congress in the same year and know our vice-fuel art either.
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That's because of Texas.
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Anti-culticism has been huge.
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As soon as there's foreign scamping with hundreds of plants and leaves has been
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disturbed across the south and midwest. Do you have any comment?
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We can't be out there responding to every little tube that leaf looked at.
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Some clank puts out that's way to see how this issue develops.
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Let's gather some of these leaflets and show them to the media,
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and make your new papers and I think they may demonstrate that some people will go to
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describe my candidacy, okay? Another answer is I will attack the idea that any good
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protestant would vote against my candidacy because I have to be Catholic.
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I think I'll attack the idea.
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There's no vice for that.
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Should the New York City to pollute the Soviet Union for the Conversity,
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surround in the downed U-2 spy plane and the surrounding X-Vinhardt?
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A final apology seems a bit extinct but we could certainly express our regrets
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and perhaps save the Paris summer from collapse.
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We lost a lot of ground diplomacy after this event and much of that could have been avoided
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had we issued a final apology.
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Or absolutely not, we cannot show weakness in the face of the Soviet
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and the Paris summer collapse because the instantionettes of Nikita Khrushchev
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I think we will absolutely not.
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And there's no vice for that either.
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Most of us are next and I think I'll be just Michigan next.
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Did Dwight Dyson and I would do the right thing when he sent
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federal troops to Little Rock to ensure the integration of high school they are?
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We should have found a better way to resolve the issue
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rather than intrude into the sovereignty of an American state.
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That's one answer.
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The second answer could be he absolutely did and I would like to see further
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action to deser- desercate our schools and enforce our civil rights.
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That's another answer.
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Another answer I believe Eisenhower did what he had to do in this case to make sure
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that the citizens of our Supreme Court are enforced.
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I think I'll go with that.
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I believe Eisenhower allowed to do what he had to do in this case.
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There's been a large number of citizens recently where Black students are sitting at
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Dwight only lunch counter and department stores to advocate for deser-
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creation.
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Do you support this movement?
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So you could say these activists are trespassing on the property of lawful businesses.
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I think there are better methods for pushing for change in the south.
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Or this movement has my full support as I do the other civil rights measures of our day.
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I would put for civil rights as a peasants as another answer.
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Or we could pick I support civil rights but I'm a little concerned about the discard for the law
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that some of these activists are shown.
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I think candy was very strong civil rights.
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I think I'll do this movement has my full support.
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This will help you that I turn out in the knowing state and heart a little in the south.
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Well, I kind of guess that's the south and more concerned.
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I think I'll visit New York again.
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Anticathoses and continues to be an issue.
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Major newspapers are published a statement by
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150 Protestant clergy, including Norman Vincent Pio, opposing any Catholic as president.
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Do you have any comment?
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Let's take this opportunity to make a major speech on this topic.
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I will address this issue exclusively in a televised speech and put it to rest for good.
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That's one answer.
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But we could also put let's put a couple of statements into my next campaign
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to the rest of this issue and reassure the public that I take no orders from the Pope.
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That's one answer.
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And another answer is I am Catholic and I am proud of it.
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I will not respond to big go to the tax or in doubt.
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I trust these are attacks.
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Well, I'll meet by driving higher Catholic turnout.
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I think I'll go out Catholic and I'm proud of it.
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It won't put up on your chances of winning the election.
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But there are some concerns about how passive you've been addressing on this issue.
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Okay.
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There's been a poster for a series of television debates between you and Kennedy.
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Is there something you are interested in?
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I would love to go with the idea I guess Nixon will tell us debate or let's be caught with
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their dear Nixon as a skilled debater.
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And the last thing we need right now is a campaign set back on national television.
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I think I'm going to go let's have a go with Nixon.
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Let's tell about Nixon.
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You are clearly the first winner in the debate.
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And I choose in the sudden enthusiasm of your clouds.
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Um, we're still fully read here.
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So, but hopefully that will change.
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Has the United adequately defended against the communist that in China
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will just both further action there if necessary.
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This is a situation that we need to watch carefully.
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I'm open to a variety of measures if necessary.
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I believe we need to defend South Vietnam at all costs.
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Whatever commitment of our fourth and tails.
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I would support these massive air strikes or tactical nuclear efforts to defend our
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South Vietnam.
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We need to make sure we don't over extend ourselves into new regions where
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when the situation does not warrant it.
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I think I'm going to pick I believe we need to defend South Vietnam at all costs.
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This is the kind of aggressive stance that they mag if you want to hear.
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So, that's pretty good at you.
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What is your position on the power of labor unions in the United States?
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We need to do anything we can to reduce the power of labor unions including
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a natural right to work law.
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That's one answer.
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Another answer.
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I support the unions and I oppose the excess of leaders such as
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Jimmy Hoffa unions and
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cleansed of the corrupt elements should play essential in the American economy.
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That's another answer.
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Third answer.
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Labor unions have been needlessly undermined by the Taft Hartley Act and
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by self-serving investigations when both parties
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I can do anything I can as president to support our nation's laborers.
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And then finally, we should be vigilant against labor unions excess.
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And the Taft Hartley Act was a good start.
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I believe we should keep that law in place.
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I think I support the unions.
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And the advisor comes back saying this is exactly what your party wants to hear.
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So, that's pretty good.
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I'm just going to check my electoral votes.
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It is pretty close.
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Nixon got 294 and I've got 229.
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So, we're getting there.
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Do you believe that the islands of
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Kweber and Massachusetts should fall within the United States defense perimeter in Asia?
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I do believe we should defend these islands.
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We are committed to the defense of Taiwan.
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And that commandment must include all the Taiwan to be acceptable.
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It wouldn't be responsible of me to comment on this for it.
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As presidents, I will consult with our military news to determine what's appropriate.
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We need to dispatch an armed garrison to these islands to make sure there is no mistaking
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their commitment and a fight against communism.
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I'm not sure it is practical or desirable from a military standpoint to defend these two islands.
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There are much closer to the Chinese mainland that they are to Formosa.
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I believe we should defend these islands because the islands are going to pick.
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This is a good answer for the situation.
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Okay.
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What is your opinion on the current level of funding of education in the United States?
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Would you increase the federal education, funding, even if it is meant,
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hair taxes are a larger budget deficit?
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Education is a key front in our battle with communism.
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An angle is adequate to pay.
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I respect for our nation's teachers.
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I would support a digital federal spending on this.
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Or that's one answer.
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Another answer is we need to minify the federal funding of education,
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even block ads.
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It could easily open the door to federal control of our schools of another answer,
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or another answer is I'm not satisfied with how well teachers are paid in this country.
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I, and I'd encourage local judis stinctions to address this issue further.
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We need to strike out good battles with regard.
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I think I'll go, I'm not satisfied how well teachers are paid in this country.
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Let's check the votes again.
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Oh, we are winning.
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We are winning 256, 267.
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I don't know how many we need to win, but we are in the lead.
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I think I'll be in New York.
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Would you support the passage of our federal civil rights billis present
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to address the worst excesses of segregation in the south?
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This is something that is more appropriately addressed by individual states,
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though I would do anything that can enforce the decisions of our Supreme Court.
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That's one answer.
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No, answer.
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I'm supportive of our civil rights bill,
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and we'll work out with Congress to get one written and passed.
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That's another answer.
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Another answer is we need to do anything we can to move our nation forward on this issue,
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including our civil rights bill and measures to protect voting rights, okay?
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And the final answer is I would not support our measure like this.
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This would be unnecessary and unconstitutional interference into the right of our states.
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I think we're going to do, we need to do anything to move our nation
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forward, and there's nowhere nice for that.
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Do you believe that Cuba has been lost the communist as of this time?
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If so, do you think it is partly the vault of the United States?
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Okay, we have answers.
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So, what we've unfortunately seen is in Cuba is the consequence of
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in suffocates support for anti-communist governments and movements.
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We need to be much more aggressive in our actions against the castle government.
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That's one answer.
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Another answer is we need to defend our base at Guantamo
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and do anything else that is necessary if Cuba could use this hostility.
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However, it is too hard to make a conclusive determination at this point.
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We've seen some alliance things out of Cuba, but it isn't necessarily a lost cause.
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Cuba has not declared itself a communist state and we should be making overtures to prevent that.
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I think we need to defend our base, I think that's all I'll do.
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And there's no advice for that.
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So, do you think a minimum wage of $1.25 an hour with some exceptions for small business,
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such a measure was recently defeated in Congress?
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So, one answer is I support this measure and believe it would be greatly beneficial
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to millions of American workers, that's one answer.
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Another answer is our current, we know we're just suffocating to my opinion.
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The minimum wage is a necessary expedient, but we should be
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increasing as so much that we cause unemployment.
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That's another answer.
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And the final answer is I believe an minimum wage is at very least a bad economic idea
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and possibly unsecution.
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I cannot support this increase.
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I think I'm going to do, I support this measure.
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How serious are this kind of time do you believe the eternal communist threat is?
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It is unfortunate that we've become less vigilant on the internal communist threat in recent years.
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Expination, infallation and our government is as serious,
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as external Soviet action.
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The last thing we need is a return to excess and which hands of the early 1950s.
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We need to keep ourselves focused on the external communist threat.
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Or we could pick which we should always be concerned about eternal supervision,
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but the external, so with that should be the family focus at this point.
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I think we should always be concerned about internal supervision,
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but the external, so with that is our prime focus.
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Okay, and I think I will visit next, Tennessee.
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Recently, Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested at a sit-in in Atlanta.
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And now it's been sentenced to four months of prison for failing to get a Georgia driver's license
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after moving to that state. Do you have any comment or action you would like to take?
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The answers are let's make a public comment criticizing this arrest and expressing our hope
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that this situation doesn't escalate any further.
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And the answers I will give, I stay and encourage the state of Georgia to protect the safety of Mr. King,
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while criticizing him for participating in these inflammatory and analegal protests.
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Or in other finances, let's make a call to Mrs. King off to offer her condolences
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and let's demand the release of Mr. King. I think we'll do that one.
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This will definitely help you with the black and liberal vote in North, okay?
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Lady Bird Johnson, LBJ's wife, has been spurted on by a gathering of far-right protesters
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in a Dallas hotel lobby. What are your thoughts? I have no requirement to make,
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but I'm sure that the voters in Texas will certainly be in sense at the invisibility of this episode.
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Why should we have to pick that one since there's no other answer?
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One ugly is that may not swing too many moves to your side, but any little bit helps
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late in a campaign. That's for the Wisconsin. Where will you spend your final day for the election?
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I think I'm going to focus on the Midwest. You're having enthusiastic stories,
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wherever you go. Unfortunately, Eisenhower has also hit the sale for the final few days.
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It's definitely helping Nixon. Good luck tonight, okay? So now we find out do we win or do we lose
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the election? So currently we are winning. I've got 299, let's go 146.
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Come on, come on. So we got no candidate as one I'm made a majority in the electoral college.
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So the Democrats have an advantage in the House of Representatives. So you're a polling
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good shape. However, a lot depends on how you deal with Harry Bird. It is possible that some
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kind of deal will need to be stuck with Bird or Nixon to get a clean majority in the House.
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So we did not win any majority, no kind of one majority. I actually lost Texas. I thought
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I would have won that. So I think if I would have flipped Texas, I would have won the election.
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Oh well, that's annoying. But I've won the popular move, at least. So overall review of the game.
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So if you are interested in this kind of stuff, definitely go for it.
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But if you're not interested, maybe give it a try. If you don't like it, maybe you will like.
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And that's my opinion. Thank you for joining me today. And hopefully you will continue listening
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