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			<LI>[https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/republican-party-platform-1976 1976 Republican Party Platform]
			<LI>[https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/1976-democratic-party-platform 1976 Democratic Party Platform]
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	As I said yesterday the voters in ~~Nov.~~ will have a rare experience. Both parties have stated their ~~philosophys~~ in their platforms. The ~~dif.~~ is there for all to see. I’ll be right back.		As I said yesterday the voters in November will have a rare experience. Both parties have stated their philosophies in their platforms. The difference is there for all to see. I’ll be right back.

	Yesterday I summarized the Democratic and Republican primaries on the economy, labor, taxes and energy.		Yesterday I summarized the Democratic and Republican primaries on the economy, labor, taxes and energy.

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	Today we’ll start with welfare. The Democratic platform calls for federalizing welfare with a guaranteed annual income for both the non-working and working poor.		Today we’ll start with welfare. The Democratic platform calls for federalizing welfare with a guaranteed annual income for both the non-working and working poor.

	The ~~Repub.~~ platform in direct opposition says “no” to federalization of welfare and to a guaranteed annual income. It calls instead for a strengthening of local and state admin of welfare and the involvement of able bodied recipients in useful community work projects.		The Republican platform in direct opposition says “no” to federalization of welfare and to a guaranteed annual income. It calls instead for a strengthening of local and state admin of welfare and the involvement of able bodied recipients in useful community work projects.

	On abortion; the Democratic platform opposes a Constitutional ban on abortion. The Repub. platform supports the efforts of those who would amend the Constitution to prohibit abortion on demand.		On abortion; the Democratic platform opposes a Constitutional ban on abortion. The Repub. platform supports the efforts of those who would amend the Constitution to prohibit abortion on demand.

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+As I said yesterday the voters in Nov. will have a rare experience. Both parties have stated their philosophys in their platforms. The dif. is there for all to see. I’ll be right back.
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	<TD>Production Date</TD><TD>XX/YY/[[Radio1976\|1976]]</TD></TR>		<TD>Production Date</TD><TD>09/01/[[Radio1976\|1976]]</TD></TR>
	<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory\|RPtV]]-61</TD></TR>		<TD>Book/Page</TD><TD>[[Radio_Commentary_Books#Reagan.27s_Path_to_Victory\|RPtV]]-61</TD></TR>
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