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The 1980 presidential campaign hardly has been a great race. In fact, it’s been rather dull. The Republicans criticize the Democrats, the Democrats deride the Republicans and both parties try to ignore the field of third party candidates.
All sides are quick to point out problems the country faces; few candidates offer to-the-point answers. Nothing constructive has come out of the campaigns.
President Jimmy Carter’s opponents have attacked his record, blaming his administration for inflation, unemployment, unstable international relations and a host of problems lingering in the United States.
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