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From: rkp@drufl.UUCP (Pierce)
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Subject: Re: Race, Jackson, Reagan and Goodman
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Date: Wed, 11-Jan-84 16:08:01 EST
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So, Andy, I get this impression from your thoughts.

Since Goodman was black, Reagan was a loser on both accounts.  1--If
he did attempt with the same fervor as Jackson to get him back,
Reagan would be accused of just trying to win over the black vote.  
2--If he did nothing, he is accused of being a racist.  I agree that
it is good to have Goodman back, but don't blame Reagan for taking
cautious action.

Russell Pierce