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Program NumberS0765
TitleHow Do Conservatives View 1988?
PBS Number1727
Moderator-
HostBuckley, William F. (William Frank), 1925-2008.
Guest(s)1) Pilpel, Harriet F.  - lawyer, feminist, civil-libertarian

2) Green, Mark J.  - Naderite, founder of the Democracy Project

3) Kinsley, Michael E.  - Editor of The New Republic

Taped onDec 30, 1987 (New York City, NY)
Broadcast DateJan 29, 1988
Duration60 minutes (or hh:mm:ss)
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SummaryA fast-paced installment of the semi-annual turnabout, with three Firing Line regulars grilling their host. Topics range from economics to AIDS to arms control, and more. One sample: WFB: "How, in fact, do you move against a GNP that gives 23.7 per cent of its income to federal spending unless you can do something about entitlements, over which Reagan has no control whatsoever?" MK: "Well, he's been President of the United States for eight years. If Ronald Reagan wasn't going to take on entitlements, who ever will?" WFB: "Well, he can have a coup d'etat, and do away with the House of Representatives, and do something about entitlements."
Subject Heading(s)Conservatism -- United States.
United States -- Economic conditions -- 1981-2001.
AIDS (Disease) -- United States.
Arms control -- United States.
Budget -- United States.
Buckley, William F. (William Frank), 1925-2008.
Entitlement spending -- United States.
Government spending policy -- United States.
Related Document(s)Type(s): Transcript
Type(s): News releases, photos
Type(s): Research materials, excerpt, CVs
Type(s): Transcript
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