It's Goldwater.I went to New York in 1964 with YAF in its project to draft Goldwater.
I went door to door for Goldwater at a time when America preferred a six-trillion-dollar War on Poverty, Medicare, and a mission to insure defeat in Vietnam.
When March, 1968, came around, Lyndon Baines Johnson was happy to have been a one-term president, a milepost on the Road to Reagan.
And it was Reagan who had so distinguished himself by putting his principles first, and leading, first, the Republican Party, and finally, the nation, in its new prosperity, its victory in the Cold War, its renaissance of our original Free Republic.
We are doing this.
