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Subject: Reagan, again
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Date: Mon, 5-Jan-87 15:37:48 EST
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      Steve Upstill challenges us to tell him anything
"remotely within the realm of possibility that Reagan could
do to cause the public to lose faith in him".  How about if
he announced that he wanted to raise taxes and eliminate
social security?  As for the situation in Nicaragua, most people
probably feel that Reagan either doesn't really know what is
going on or else he has somehow been convinced by his advisors
to take a somewhat irrational course.  But you have to give
him credit for sticking to his guns.  He said that he would
oppose communism in Central America when he first ran for office.
   Stan Attenberger
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