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Article: Bush Pushes `Peace Through Strength'; Churchill `Iron Curtain' Speech Recalled; Dukakis Tank Ride Ridiculed
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- The Washington Post
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- October 19, 1988
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Invoking the historic "Iron Curtain" address of Winston Churchill
and the modern technique of campaign ridicule, Republican
presidential nominee George Bush leveled a double-barreled barrage at
Democrat Michael S. Dukakis today.
First, Bush cited the turmoil in the Soviet Union and its
satellite nations as evidence that President Reagan's policy of
"peace through strength" has worked. Forty-two years after Churchill
warned here that an Iron Curtain was descending across Europe, Bush
said, "it's a rusting curtain" and "shafts of light from the western
side, our side, the free and prosperous side, are piercing the gloom
of failure and despair on the other side."
Second, Bush planned tonight ...
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