Stop Jackson movement questioned by Democratic leaders
An adviser to Jesse Jackson noted early signs of a Stop Jackson movement within the Democratic Party as leaders, including Paul Kirk and Jim Wright, denied being approached. Rep. Mickey Leland said others across the party may be involved, while Alabama Party Chairman John Baker floated unpledged delegates to back the most electable candidate amid broad apprehension about Jackson's nomination.
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Jesse Jackson proposes a liberal platform to counter Reaganomics including higher taxes on the rich, reduced Pentagon spending, universal health care, higher education funding, and a raised minimum wage. He frames his campaign as for working people and vows debt relief, civil rights protections, and a global economic plan.
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