.1 ideology embodied in Bush-
The results of the November Quayle Republicanism.
8th eledioa establish several It refused to projec
very importut thiap. FIrSt, that progressive challenge to the Far
the RepubJicu· Party - aw Right, turning its back on
the ideologically dominant RauendJesseJ cbonandthe
party in the United States of seven and one half million
"American - • aputyoftheFar people who voted fo him, run­
Right. George Bush', decisiYe ning center right ticket in-
victory was . a dear stead That ticket went down to
focus on the . ues of def� exposing once and for all
political reaction--patriotism, that the Demoaats do not and
aime and . . will not play the role· of the op-
The BUlh-Quayle vote position party.
should dispel any aod all myths There is only one natio I
that Ronald Reagan the party in American politics
Oval office e to personal whicb can andwiUplaythatrole.
popularity. Not at ant Reagan, That is the party on whose line I
Bush, Quayle the most reac- ran for the Presidency--th
tionary element of the Alliance Party.
Republican Party have ta Though still small, it i
oootrol of that party and of the making the statement tha there
White House. m be an oppositi n party to
Election resul on the state c allenge the formid ble
and local bel underscore th· strength and reactionary ideo 1-
point, but so dramatically ogy of the Far Right It nQW has
as the defeat of liberal organization in all SO states and
Republican Senator Lo II the District of Columbaa. Its
Weider of Connecticut by a program and its Black-15Ra.in­
co rvative Democrat. The � politic chalIeng political
da oftbemoderaleandliberal reaction in the American
R ublicaa Senator Lo ell mainstream.
Wicker of Connecticut by a II nfortunately, tho who �
co servative Democrat. The vot d for Michael Du akis
� moderate and.imeral yesterday in the hope tha the·
Re licaD is OYer. The drive vot would oontribute to�­
by P Right Republicans ing e right wing waste that
in to tHe OYer the party is vot Those who voted f r me
ooDipiete. . t the meaningful vot . Be
frightening as the ca the votes for Fulani, .
Re Iican W:tory. the state notyetaddinguptowinn· the
of. e Democratic Party. It White House, do dd up 0 the
emerges & this year' elec- strellafhr.o.ing and e of
lion a � force which a thtd� that is the ge uine
DO particular purpose. It 0 • • to political r ction
• DOt far right enough to dlal- and the genuiDe exp . D of
leg� Republican for their the progressive ocial . ion
Dic:be. B most qp.ificaatJy it· hi h the majority o� the
. to ct a � of op- rican people share.
po ifon to the reactionary Dr. Leoora B. Fulani
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"�E A t9f Of
ro�'6N ib\JCY
E�ft�EttE
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CARAGUA � .
We that the trugIe 4)f
N"lCaI'agtWl people must be
supported bY each one of
througbo.ut the Id. We
upport lcaragua because if
tear is destroyed,· would
be a breach in the weD-being of
the othel1 peoples of the entire
Id. .. why we must wage
ooIiticai and diplomatic trug­
gle to sport Nicar gua. We
must s pport Nic r agua
econo cally. We must
populari the struggle of the
Nicaraguan people
throughout the world
Ado by A. NoIIictuIAfrica Aepott
aroct.n. FMO, 1 •.
Reotinted from �s Sanlcllra $pea s by perm· ion of Pathfinder
Pre 5, .10 West St., NY, 100t4
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