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Jeane Kirkpatrick is interviewed by Dan Rather immediately after delivering her foreign policy address to the G.O.P. Convention
Kirkpatrick answers Rather's questions on domestic policy by defining herself as a "welfare state liberal" ; says the world is a safer place as a result of the foreign policy of Ronald Reagan, whom she describes as very knowledgeable, denies allegations that she has been the architect of America's Central American policy.
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