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policies. He realizes that true security depends upon international . cooperation and economic well-being. In contrast, Hart voted, for example, in support of Reagan’s senseless MX missile program and against the tax on windfall ofl profits.
In terms of quality of leadership, Mondale offers an alternative to Reagan’s practice of addressing complex issues with slogans and one-liners. Mondale has faced the issues of the campaign substantively and directly. His opponent, like Reagan, depends almost entirely on “charisma” and media appeal. >
Mondale has been mislabelled a “special interest” candidate. This is because he stands now - as he has always stood - on the side of wage-earners, teachers, women, environmentalists and threatened minorities. He believes, as has the Democratic Party tradition' ally, that these interests are ; consistent' with legitimate 4 national interests. Hart, who often cites his “independence,” is the candidate who accepted a $5,000 contribu
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