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business itself must lie in the field of practical, active
politics if any major free enterprise philosophy is to
survive in what still remains a mixed, and perhaps,
muddled society.
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is. The size of the total vowe set another record for
so-called "off-yecar” elections.
More of our people expressed political preferenc-
es than ever before in the selection of a Congress
and State administrators. They voted for what they
wanted freely, and on a remarkably selective is
and they got exactly the changes they deman
It is easy enough for conservatives, dwindling in
number and understandably disgruntled at this time,
to say that the vast majority of the electorate was
sold a phony bill of goods. It would be easy to say,
but it wouldn't be true.
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truth is that for two decades conservalives,
eaders of the conservative cause within the
business community, haven't sold anything much at
any political level where it counts: precinct, county,
city and state.

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nation. If this election hasn't taught that
competition for ideas, and in politics,
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truding.
There is cold comfort in the fact that moderates
and conservatives in the 86th Congress retain
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ships. Those posts are only rewards for long life.
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liccems in the Senate, which worked harmoniously
with the President since 1955, is subject to organiza
tioncrl demolition in the new body. In fact, with the
tidal swell of liberalsm to heighten additional friction
on civil rights, the conservative Southern wing of
that old coalition may find itself hard put to stay in
the Democratic Party.
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political education . . . well . . . it's “August 5 and
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