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 [Interview with George Wallace] Original Airdate: 1/27/1976 Length: 00:19:49 Item Type: newstape - original footage Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Steve Nevas interviews George Wallace about his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Nevas asks Wallace if he expects to do well with anti-busing voters in Massachusetts. Wallace comments on his chances in the Massachusetts primary, his relationship with the Democratic Party establishment and his role at the Democratic convention. Wallace says that he has never campaigned much in Massachusetts; that he is happy to have the opportunity to present his ideas to the Massachusetts voters. Wallace denounces the "expansion" of the federal government, and calls busing a social experiment. Wallace gives his opinions on the political positions of Ralph Nader (consumer advocate) and Ronald Reagan (Governor of California). He talks about his previous campaigns for the presidential nomination. Contributor : Reporter Steve Nevas
Subject : Keywords Busing for school integration - General Busing for school integration - Protest Electioneering (Political campaigns) Federal government Subject : Personal Names Humphrey, Hubert Kennedy, Edward Nader, Ralph Nevas, Steve Reagan, Ronald Wallace, George Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Democratic National Party Type : Genre News - Unedited |
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