Barry Goldwater Remembered as a Founding Conservative Voice
Our view recalls Barry Goldwater as a pivotal force in American conservatism. The former senator from Arizona shaped 1960s politics, warned of Social Security concerns, opposed expanding government, and helped influence defense reform and Reagan era prominence. His 1964 campaign and 1974 Nixon resignation call left a lasting mark on the Republican Party and public life.
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America
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Sen. Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Republican Party
LBJ
Richard Nixon
Texas lawmakers contact details compiled for official addresses
A list of federal and state lawmakers includes U S Rep Larry Combest Henry Bonilla Phil Gramm Kay Bailey Hutchison Buddy West Tom Craddick Sen Robert Duncan and Gov George W Bush with various Washington and Texas office addresses and room numbers for formal correspondence and district offices.
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U.S
Larry Combest
Lubbock
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
42Nd St
Odessa
Henry Bonilla, Neeereen
San Antonio
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Russell Senate
George E
Buddy” West
Republican of
P.O
Austin
Texas
E. University
Suite
George W. Bush
State Capitol
Balancing kids and careers in high level journalism
Joan Beck surveys the debate sparked by Joyce Parnick of The New York Times and Susan Chira about whether a woman can have both a top career and young children. She notes Parnick’s stance, Chira’s contrasting view, and the broader workplace culture challenges limiting part-time or flexible arrangements for parents in demanding professions.
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Joyce Parnick
New York Times
Barnard College
Purnick
The
Times
Parnick
Barnard
Metro
Max Frankel
Susan Chira
Chira
Patnick
Pacific Rim
Beck
Chicago Tribune
China's friend in the White House under scrutiny in 1992 race
Mona Charen asserts Bill Clinton lacked a coherent China strategy, citing campaign funding from Chinese sources via Johnny Chung and Liu Chao-ying, and alleging policy shifts toward technology transfers and MIRV developments that heighten global risk. The piece contrasts Bush administration caution with Clinton’s perceived self serving agenda.
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Clinton
China
Bush
Scowcroft
Soviet Union
Bill Clinton
New York Times
Washington Times
National Review
People’s Liberation Army
Johnny Chung
John Huang
Liu Chao-ying
Liu Huaging
Liu Pere
Iran
Pakistan
Liu
Chung
Los Angeles
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Editorial
Federal
Phil Gramm
Tom Craddick
Midland
Robert Duncan
Eighth St
Dunigan’s People
Charles
Odessamerican
Bill Salter
Gary Newsom
Ken Brodnax
Joan Beck
Mona Charen
White House
George Bush
Brent Scowcroft
Tienanmen Square
Beijing
Bill Gertz
State Department
Commerce Department
Loral Space and Communications
Commerce Department War
India
Charen
Reagan White House
Ntimore
By Bruce Tinsley
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