Reagan Era plank passes with pajama talks in GOP
Detroit based report says Reagan forces used a pajama party to broker a compromise on ERA after the Platform Committee adopted a language that neither supports nor opposes ratification. Lorelei Kinder said both sides were happy with the outcome though disappointed in places. Endorsers argued the compromise favored pro and anti ERA groups while critics called it a bend to win the party.
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GOP foot soldiers regroup after ERA setback
Detroit dispatch surveys Kathy Wilson, a six month pregnant Republican ally of the Equal Rights Amendment, labeled by rivals as a pregnant feminist. Her efforts to keep ERA in the party platform failed as supporters faced a losing battle to sustain the GOP’s 40 year backing of equal rights for women.
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Moderates Push to Keep Doors Open in Republican Party
In a Chronicle Telegram article, liberal moderate Republican women led by Pam Curtis and Ms Wilson face a lonely battle within the GOP. They warn that party doors must stay open for moderates or risk continued conservative dominance, with Curtis questioning her future in the party if openness declines.
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R-Mass
Mary Louise Smith
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Pam Curtis
Republican Women's Task Force
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