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and showmanship" of the curren
loudest cheer when he said: "No
or any branch in government h?
how, and when to pray when it's
leader does not spend much tim
Davis continued, criticizing th
Rights Amendment, failure to c
grams for the handicapped, fit
students and abortion, noting tl
by the president when he was g<
In response to Davis, Weaver
ed he "could get his hands
schedule."
"THE ONE thing that Democ
again in their campaign rhctori<
elected in 1980 with a mandate, i
public, to clean up the so-caile<
I yndon Johnson in the 1960s
20-year increase in social spendi
Weaver saitl that inflation ;
fostered by t he Carter-Mondale
iicst threat to the poor, and tl
assistance to the "truly needy"
administration is insensitive to th
phasis has shifted from "how tr
learned" with good results, he s
Tony Sncll initiated the debat
tiny that the U.S. position in
under the policies of f'arir>r-Mr
had been weakened militarily. I
restored strength and influei
throughout the world. The Grei
Basin initiative and actions in C
examples of increased U.S. strer
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t administration. He drew his
President, no Jerry Fallwell,
is the right to tell Americans
quite obvious to me that their
e in prayer himself."
e Reagan record on che Equal
rnforce voting rights act prolancial
programs for college
le liberal abortion bill signed
>vernor of California.
began by saying that he wish*
on the oresident's nrav<>r
rats fail to mention again and
: is that Ronald Reagan was
i mandate from the American
J Great Society programs of
said Weaver, citing the
ng.
ind the economic problems
administration were the big
iai trie nuures on Keagan's
refute the argument that the
ie poor. In education, the emuich
is spent to how much is
aid.
e on foreign policy by asser- .
the world was deteriorating
>ndalc, and that the country
Reagan's administration had
ice to the U.S. position
lada invasion, the Carribean
entral America were cited as
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. Student debate
' television, vievi
By Betsy Huggins
^ Viewer reaction to the campaign
the Russell House patio closely reser
between Ronald Reagan and Walter
"I think everybody here watched t
that's how they prepared," sai
sophomore business major. "1 pi
Presidential debate a draw; same th
i -.a.?
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Republican side pretty much proved
McKeon said he will probably vote
Other students did not agree, .foui
Brown said he thought the Democra
had some good points, 1 thought. Th
Brown said he si ill plans to vote fo
Others said they thought that tl
ahead.
"I think the Republicans won by
a sophomore business major. "I thi
almost like squirming worms. They I
kind of looking for things to say."
uon weaver, USC College Repul
side won as tar as die election in N
j groups were winners because they sli
USC Young Democrats president,
| his side brought out the real issue
I wanted to address those issues and <
country."
"The Democrats had greater visibi
made more noise," said Jack Hamilt<
nian Literary and Debating Society
said the crowd was very partisan a
there had their minds made up
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'ers say
debate held yesterday on
nbled the televised debate
Mondale-.
he debate the other night,
id Patrick McKeon, a
retty much consider the
ling here. I don't see any
:mocratic side and the
itself the last four years."
for Reagan in November,
rnalism freshman Michael
its won the debate. 4'They
?eir speakers were better."
r Reagan in November.
ic Republicans came out
far,"said \Vood> I cnder,
nk the Democrats looked
looked like the> were just
>licans president, said his
lovember goes, but both
lowed up.
Mike Tecklenburg, said
s in the campaign."We
offer some hope for this
lity? and the Republicans
on, moderator and At herepresentative.
He also
nd thought most people
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