Barry Goldwater was born January 1, 1901, in Phoenix Arizona. He was the son of a Jewish father and a Protestant mother, and had become the voice of a booming Southwest with a conservitive policy written in his book. ‘ The Conscience of A Conservitive’. Opposing the fabric of the welfare state, questioning the authority of the Supreme Court, and holding a nationalist foreign policy. He became a spokesperson for right-wing Republicans in their campaign against a big government, advocating instead greater state and local powers. Goldwater vigorously apposed welfare appropriations as socialistic and sought to curb public ownership of utilities. A stron

g anticommunist Goldwater supported military intervention in Vietnam and criticized efforts to achieve dente with the U.S.S.R. In 1952 Barry was elected Senator of Arizona, upsetting Senate Minority Leader Ernest McFarland, author of the widely popular G.I. Bill.

Barry Goldwater remained the Senator of Arizona from 1952 until 1987 when he retired. In the final years of his life liberals battled conservatives for ownership of his political legacy. Barry Goldwater passed away on May 29, 1998 at the age of 89. Barry Goldwater reached through to a lot of people with his political views, and I can guarantee you we will see lots more conservatives with high office positions in the government. They say that Goldwater’s true legacy is an uncompromising conservative.

Barry Goldwater attracted many people who believed in his ways or ways of thinking. One of person who took to Goldwater was Ronald Reagan. Goldwater begat Reagan on October 27, 1964 when he wrote the speech which was televised nationally for Reagan. Reagan went

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