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  • The Western Carolinian Page 5 Thursday .November 17,1988 democrats, continued from pg. 4 attack, calling attention to the in ^ tradition of John Kennedy phrase"card-carrying" as a holdover from the days of McCarthy. The memory of Joe McCarthy is even more politically poisonous than the memory of Jimmy Carter, had Dukakis made this comparison Bush would have had to defend against it and stop using the phrase in his campaign. The furlough program issue never went away despite its exposure as an unfair political attack and accusations that it was racist. Only in the first presidential debate did Dukakis stop the Pledge of Allegiance issue, and then he did it with such lack of passion that he might have been discussing the weather. People like to sec emotion, the best thing Bush did for his campaign was his will-publicized and well-orchestrated fight with Dan Rather. Dukakis is a decent, fairly likable man, but he seemed to be a cold fish on the campaign trail. Perhaps his most damaging weakness with any basis in reality was defense. Bush unceasingly attacked him, his response was to ride in a tank. Instead of doing that he should have turned the issue around, elaborated on the Pentagon procurement scandal and ended by saying something like "I want a defense department that will defend America, not line the pockets of contractors". Again, Bush would have to defend a Reagan scandal and the dissatisfaction people feel with Reagan would have been emphasized rather than the good things about the administration. The tragedy of the Dukakis campaign is that toward the end he seemed to have gotten things together. If he had ran the campaign in August and September that he ran at the end of October, he'd be the president-elect right now. He didn't, but he did show future Democrats the most important thing that the party can do. The Democrats have allowed the Republicans to define what their party is for the past twelve years. It is time for them to stop running from what they are, because the simple truth is that they are closer to the American people than the Republicans ever thought about being. In the last few weeks of the campaign, Dukakis said that he was a liberal, a liberal and Franklin Roosevelt. That is what the Democrats must do. Liberal is not a word inherently hated by the American people, it is a word that has been defined by the conservatives and associated with mismanagement. Jimmy Carter was a liberal, but all liberals are not Jimmy Carter. Carter's problem was not that he was liberal, it was that he wasn't a very good president and he came along at a tough time. The American people rejected Jimmy Carter because he didn't get the job done, not because he wanted to spend money on the poor. The election of Reagan was not a change to a conservative way of thinking, it was a rejection of a man who failed in favor of a man with charisma. But the Democrats decided that Carter lost because he was a liberal, and with the reinforcement of that ideal by Ronald Reagan for the past eight years this misconception has grown. The Republicans know this, why do you think the party that talked of welfare cheats in 1980 suddenly started talking about "points of light" and a "kinder, gender nation"? Because they realize that the American people want their government to help the poor, the sick, and the homeless. In the economic doldrums of 1980 people who desperately wanted to get out from under were willing to accept the convenient fiction that people drove Cadillacs to pick up their welfare checks. In the economic recovery of 1988 they knew that it had gone too far, the homeless were not isolated bums too lazy to work but a real and serious problem, people were hungry despite what Ed Meese said, something had to be done. Bush saw this and began proposing liberal measures while asserting that liberals would destroy the country. Bush knows the American people want social programs characterized as liberal, the Democratic party must releam this fact. The Democrats cemented their dominance by being the party that saved us from the Depression, the party of civil rights, the party of the working man and woman. In the recent past they have lost sight of their roots, and they must reaffirm their commitment if they are to have the national concensus necessary to win elections. Mike Dukakis lost this election because George Bush told everybody he was a liberal and told them what he thought that meant, in 1992 the Democrats can win by running as liberals and telling everybody what liberal really means. moker Help a EARN $400 WEEKLY PROCESSING MAIL FROM HOME. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. NO OBLIGATION. FREE DETAILS. RUSH SELF-ADDRESSED- STAMPED ENVELOPE. HOLWEG, 1079 CRABAPPLE LN„ ST. 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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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