Because he leaned towards a view of war being necessary, and the american people just wanted peace and isolationism for the most part.
Barry Goldwater, the Republican candidate, lost the 1964 presidential election in a landslide to Lyndon B. Johnson, the Democratic candidate. Goldwater's conservative views, particularly on issues such as civil rights and nuclear weapons, were seen as too extreme by many voters, contributing to his overwhelming defeat.
Barry Goldwater was a US Senator for Arizona, and a supporter of the Republican supporter. He was one of the most influential members who took the Republican party in a more right-wing direction, often campaigning against welfare programs and the Soviet Union. His most famous quote is "Extremism in defence of liberty is no vice" and this has been seen recently amid Libertarian protests against the Obama administration. Goldwater campaigned for President in 1964 but his far-right views alienated large numbers of moderate Republicans. Furthermore, it had only been a year since the assassination of John F Kennedy and most people were prepared to keep Lyndon B Johnson as President. Johnson's campaign portrayed Goldwater as insane and liable to cause a nuclear war, and it worked; the Democrats won by a landslide. Goldwater lost his Senate seat in the election, but returned in 1969 and remained in the Senate until the 1960s, when he retired and was replace by John McCain.
I doubt it. It's always hard to say what a person from the past would think of a person from the present, but based on Goldwater's beliefs, as well as interviews he gave, we could safely say the two men would have been political adversaries. Senator Goldwater would have disagreed with President Obama on a number of issues, especially since during the early part of his career, Mr. Goldwater was a very conservative Republican, while Mr. Obama was more of a centrist Democrat. But in the latter part of his career, Mr. Goldwater became more of a libertarian, and there are actually some issues on which the two men would have agreed. There is no evidence, contrary to what you might hear on political talk shows, that Mr. Goldwater would have "despised" anyone, including Barack Obama. In fact, Goldwater, was at one time considered extreme by not just Democrats but by many in his own Republican party; today, his views would place him somewhere in the moderate part of the spectrum.
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kits political views are that people should be loyalists.
No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.No. Then the people would have no say on those that rule them in their countries. There would not be anyone to represent the views of the people. It is important for people to have their say and for their views to be known in running a country, or whatever position the election is for.
Role play is an exercise where people take on assumed roles to understand other views. Advantages of the practice include it is fun, time efficient, and lets everyone participate and contribute. Disadvantages include participants being too shy to participate and can be threatening to some people.
people of rajastan are mostly hindus, so they have Hindu views or religion
UN delegates represent the views of their government.