Blue Smoke and Mirrors: How Reagan Won and Why Carter Lost the Election of 1980

Blue Smoke and Mirrors: How Reagan Won and Why Carter Lost the Election of 1980

Jack W. Germond

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A detailed look at the 1980 election between President Jimmy Carter and former California Governor Ronald Reagan.

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