Rendezvous with Destiny: Ronald Reagan and the Campaign that Changed America (129 page)

10.
James Reston, “Carter's Secret Weapon,”
New York Times
, March 21, 1980, A27.

11.
William Safire, “Third Party A-Comin'?”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, A27.

12.
Lou Cannon, “Reagan's New Campaign Chief: So Far, So Good,”
Washington Post
, March 18, 1980, A4.

13.
Ibid.

14.
Edwin Meese, in discussion with the author; Richard Allen, in discussion with the author.

15.
Edward Walsh, “Kennedy Defeat a Crippling Blow,”
Washington Post
, March 19, 1980, A1; David S. Broder, Lou Cannon, Myra MacPherson, Bill Peterson, and Kathy Sawyer, “Anderson Beaten Despite Crossover,”
Washington Post
, March 19, 1980, A1.

16.
Peter Goldman, James Doyle, Eleanor Clift, Thomas M. DeFrank, Gerald C. Lubenow, Stryker McGuire, Richard Manning, and John Walcott, “National Affairs,”
Newsweek
, March 31, 1980, 22.

17.
Douglas E. Kneeland, “Bush and Aides Seek Ways to Steady a Faltering Drive,”
New York Times
, March 21, 1980, A17.

18.
18. “Bush Labels President's Policy Toward Iran ‘a Farce,’”
New York Times
, March 21, 1980, A17.

19.
George Esper, “Bush Hopes U. S. Helps See That Shah Gets Medical Treatment,” Associated Press, March 23, 1980.

20.
David S. Barrett, “Large GOP Enrollment Believed Aid to Anderson,”
Hartford
(CT)
Courant
, March 21, 1980, 1.

21.
Richard L. Madden, “Bush Opens Drive in Connecticut After His Poor Showing in Illinois,”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, A1.

22.
Mark Shields, “Reagan May Get His Chance,”
Washington Post
, March 21, 1980, A19.

23.
Donald M. Rothberg, “Reagan Trades Taunts, Vows No Letup,” Associated Press, March 19, 1980.

24.
Matthew L. Wald, “Reagan Tour of City Draws Cheers, Some Boos and Forecast of Victory,”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, B13.

25.
Peter Hannaford, in discussion with the author.

26.
James Gerstenzang, “Reagan Tours Upstate New York; Aides Predict Victory,” Associated Press, March 24, 1980.

27.
Nancy Reynolds, in discussion with the author, October 3, 2006.

28.
T. R. Reid, “Kennedy: Laughing on a Day When All Else Seems to Fail,”
Washington Post
, March 22, 1980, A4.

29.
T. R. Reid, “Trucking Plan Wins Kennedy Unlikely Fans,”
Washington Post
, December 4, 1979, A3.

30.
Reid, “Kennedy: Laughing on a Day When All Else Seems to Fail.”

31.
Warren Weaver Jr., “An Independent Anderson Seen as ‘Problem’ for Carter,”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, B11.

32.
Hedrick Smith, “President and Regan Now Appear Likely Contenders in Fall Elections,”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, A1.

33.
Hedrick Smith, “Carter's On-Job Rating Falls in Poll Because of Foreign Policy Concern,”
New York Times
, March 18, 1980, A1.

34.
Michael McShane, in discussion with the author.

35.
Robert Pear, “Grand Jury Convened in Inquiry on Jordan,”
New York Times
, March 2, 1980, 1.

36.
David Harris, “Whatever Happened to Jerry Brown?”
New York Times Magazine
, March 9, 1980, 9.

37.
David S Barrett, “Primary Frenzy Eases as State Voting Nears,”
Hartford
(CT)
Courant
, March 23, 1980, 1A.

38.
Mike Shanahan, “Anderson Says He Will Wrest GOP Nomination from Reagan,” Associated Press, March 20, 1980.

39.
David S. Broder and Martin Schram, “Bush, Vowing to Continue, Flays Rivals,”
Washington Post
, March 25, 1980, A4.

40.
Dave Goldberg, Associated Press, March 22, 1980.

41.
Myra MacPherson, “‘WOW!’ Said John Anderson After the Tuesday Count, but Can His Dark Horse Go the Distance?”
Washington Post
, March 6, 1980, D1.

42.
Hedrick Smith, “President and Reagan Now Appear Likely Contenders in Fall Elections,”
New York Times
, March 20, 1980, A1.

43.
Kathy Sawyer and Margot Hornblower, “Anderson, Chastened but Determined, Looks to Wisconsin,”
Washington Post
, March 20, 1980, A8.

44.
Associated Press, “Crane Urges Supporters to Back Reagan's Drive,”
New York Times
, March 21, 1980, A17.

45.
“The Candidates on Issues of Interest to New York and Connecticut,”
New York Times
, March 23, 1980, 30.

46.
David E. Rosenbaum, “On the Issues: Ronald Reagan,”
New York Times
, March 22, 1980, 8.

47.
“Reagan, President Ahead in Poll; Many Undecided,”
Hartford
(CT)
Courant
, March 23, 1980, 1.

48.
“The Presidential Primary,”
Hartford
(CT)
Courant
, March 23, 1980, 34.

49.
George F. Will, “The GOP's Own Class Struggle,”
Newsweek
, March 17, 1980, 108.

50.
Donald Pfarrer, “Reagan's Ideas Worry Anderson,”
Milwaukee Journal
, March 20, 1980, 16.

51.
Joel McNally, “Running or Not, Ford Leads Here as GOP Choice,”
Milwaukee Journal
, March 23, 1980, 1.

52.
Daniel P. Hanley Jr., “Reagan Stumps for Votes,”
Milwaukee Journal
, March 23, 1980, 1.

53.
Peter Hannaford, in discussion with the author.

54.
David S. Broder, “Leader of the Opposition,”
Washington Post
, March 26, 1980, A19.

55.
Bill Peterson and Robert G. Kaiser, “The Eagle's Nose Dive,”
Washington Post
, March 22, 1980, A1.

56.
Douglas Shuit, “Reagan Says He Is in Tune with the People,”
Los Angeles Times
, March 25, 1980, B15.

57.
James Gerstenzang, “Reagan Wins Connally Support,” Associated Press, March 25, 1980.

58.
Frank Lynn, “Wide Margin in City,”
New York Times
, March 26, 1980, A1.

59.
Robert Shrum, in discussion with the author, March 19, 2008; Robert Shrum,
No Excuses: Concessions of a Serial Campaigner
(New York: Simon & Schuster, 2007), 103; David Espo, “Kennedy Says He'll Go On,” Associated Press, March 24, 1980.

60.
Peter Goldman, John Walcott, Jacob Young, James Doyle, Eleanor Clift, Thomas M. DeFrank, and Susan Agrest, “Carter Is in Trouble Again,”
Newsweek
, April 7, 1980, 22.

61.
Robert Shogan, “Kennedy Upsets Carter in N.Y.,”
Los Angeles Times
, March 26, 1980, B1.

62.
William Schneider, “Carter's New York Woes: Good News for Kennedy—and for Reagan,”
Los Angeles Times
, March 30, 1980, D1.

63.
Maurice Carroll, “Republican Buoyed,”
New York Times
, March 26, 1980, A1.

64.
Linda Charlton, “Campaign Report,”
New York Times
, March 27, 1980, B6.

65.
Warren Weaver Jr., “Reports on Expense Show Bush in Lead,”
New York Times
, March 27, 1980, B7.

66.
Steven V. Roberts, “Anderson Pins Hopes on Belief Anything Can Happen,”
New York Times
, March 29, 1980, 8.

67.
David S. Broder, Edward Walsh, Lou Cannon, T. R. Reid, and Maralee Schwartz, “Mathematics Working Against Kennedy and Bush,”
Washington Post
, March 27, 1980, A1.

68.
Max Robinson,
World News Tonight
, ABC News Transcripts, March 26, 1980.

69.
Brit Hume,
World News Tonight
, ABC News Transcripts, March 26, 1980.

70.
George Strait,
World News Tonight
, ABC News Transcripts, March 21, 1980.

71.
James Gerstenzang, Associated Press, May 22, 1977.

C
HAPTER
15: R
EAGAN'S
D
EMOCRATS

1.
Steven V. Roberts, “Crossovers Are Forsaking Tradition in Wisconsin,”
New York Times
, March 30, 1980, 18.

2.
Lynn Sherr,
World News Tonight
, ABC News Transcripts, March 30, 1980.

3.
“But Can Reagan Be Elected?”
Time
, March 31, 1980.

4.
Muriel Coleman, in discussion with the author, May 2, 2007.

5.
Ibid.

6.
Memorandum, unsigned, “Governor Reagan Detailed Schedule for Trip to Milwaukee Area,” October 31, 1980, Colin Clark Archives Collection.

7.
Robert G. Kaiser, “TV Veteran Reagan Gets Good Reviews on Ad Performance,”
Washington Post
, March 25, 1980, A3.

8.
Bill Peterson, “Restive Crossover Vote in Wisconsin May Benefit Reagan,”
Washington Post
, March 31, 1980, A3.

9.
Ronald Reagan with Richard G. Hubler,
Where's the Rest of Me?: The Ronald Reagan Story
(New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pearce, 1965), 133.

10.
Peterson, “Restive Crossover Vote.”

11.
Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover, “Reagan, Too, Goes Courting for Crossovers,”
Washington Star
, March 31, 1980.

12.
“But Can Reagan Be Elected?”

13.
“Kennedy Vows to Stay in Race, Reagan Shrugs Off Rivals for Veep,” Associated Press, March 23, 1980.

14.
William Endicott, “Wisconsin Voting Uncertain at Best,”
Los Angeles Times
, March 31, 1980, B1.

15.
T. R. Reid, “President Lashes Out at Kennedy as Wisconsin Primary Approaches,”
Washington Post
, March 31, 1980, A3.

16.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, “On to Wisconsin,”
Washington Post
, March 31, 1980, A23.

17.
Jules Witcover, “Kennedy ‘Rejuvenation’ Faces Wisconsin Test,”
Washington Star
, March 30, 1980, A3.

18.
David S. Broder, “Mondale Rallies Carter Supporters in Wisconsin Blitz,”
Washington Post
, March 29, 1980, A3.

19.
Lou Cannon, “The Reagan Paradox,”
Washington Post
, March 31, 1980, A1.

20.
“Reagan Takes New York,”
Wall Street Journal
, March 27, 1980, 26.

21.
Eileen Alt Powell, “Economists Predict Higher Inflation and Recession,” Associated Press, April 1, 1980.

22.
“Chase Manhattan Lifts Prime Rate to 19¾ Percent,”
Washington Star
, April 1, 1980, A1.

23.
Albert R. Hunt, “Which Conservatism, Traditional or Populist, Will Reagan Stress?”
Wall Street Journal
, March 27, 1980, 1.

24.
Allan J. Mayer and Martin Kasindorf, “Reagan on the Key Issues,”
Newsweek
, March 31, 1980, 26.

25.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, “Reagan, JFK and Taxes,”
Washington Post
, April 7, 1980, A25.

26.
Frank Donatelli, in discussion with the author, July 26, 2006.

27.
Paul Ingrassia, “Inflation's Rigors Mold Politics of One Group of Voters Aged 18 to 26,”
Wall Street Journal
, March 31, 1980, 1.

28.
James Gerstenzang, “Reagan Goes to the Head of the Class,” Associated Press, March 26, 1980.

29.
Frank Litsky, “Jesse Owens Dies of Cancer at 66; Hero of the 1936 Berlin Olympics,”
New York Times
, April 1, 1980, 1.

30.
“Reagan Would Let Athletes Vote on Boycott of Moscow Olympics,”
New York Times
, April 1, 1980, B10.

31.
Meg Greenfield, “Jimmy Carter Talking About Himself… His Record… His Campaign,”
Washington Post
, March 29, 1980, A13.

32.
Marlene Cimons, “For Politicians, Humor Is a Serious Business,”
Los Angeles Times
, March 22, 1980, A1.

33.
Walter Mondale, in discussion with the author, February 28, 2007.

34.
Cimons, “For Politicians, Humor Is a Serious Business.”

35.
Associated Press, “Reagan Pokes Fun at Former President,”
Kansas City Times
, March 24, 1980, A4.

36.
Cimons, “For Politicians, Humor Is a Serious Business.”

37.
Adam Clymer, “Kennedy Cheered on Eve of Primary in Wisconsin; Difference Cited by Reagan Two Appearances Canceled,”
New York Times
, April 1, 1980, B11.

38.
Iris Kelso and Ed Anderson, “Reagan Is Seeking Big Win in Louisiana,”
Times-Picayune
(LA), April 1, 1980, 1.

39.
Associated Press, “Reagan Wins Overwhelmingly in Kansas Primary; Carter Beats Kennedy,”
New York Times
, April 2, 1980, A18.

40.
David Chartrand, “Dole's Support Goes to Reagan,”
Kansas City Times
, March 31, 1980, B1.

41.
Hedrick Smith,
New York Times
, “Wisconsin Voters Defy Political Forecasters, Go with Leaders,”
Kansas City Times
, April 2, 1980, A6.

42.
James R. Dickenson, “Carter, Reagan Favored Today in Wis. Primary,”
Washington Star
, April 1, 1980, A3.

43.
Adam Clymer, “Carter, Reagan Take Wisconsin; Brown Pulls Out,”
New York Times
, April 2, 1980, A1.

44.
Walter R. Mears, Associated Press, “Brown Drops Out After Wisconsin,”
Kansas City Times
, April 2, 1980, A1.