Reagan outlines New Republican Party to lead conservatives
Ronald Reagan urged at the Conservative Political Action Conference that conservatives rebuild within the GOP not by forming a third party but by creating a New Republican Party. He said the movement should include factory workers, farmers, and police, guided by a grass roots conservatism emphasizing economic rugged individualism and military strength. Former Senator James Buckley echoed that the GOP remains the practical vehicle for conservative victory and urged the party to reform its purpose and outreach.
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Byrd withholds support on Warnke nomination
Senate leader Robert Byrd delayed backing Paul Warnke for chief arms negotiator citing unspecified problems and promising hearings before confirming. Byrd noted Warnke is viewed as soft on arms talks and signaled additional Army and Foreign Relations scrutiny may occur.
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