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Frazier
additional military support — something he said contributed to the deaths of over 240 marines when a truckbomb exploded near American barracks Oct. 30.
“Who did we think we were fighting over there? A bunch of Boy Scouts?”
He also called for support of current U.S. policy in the troubled region, but warned that if it wasn’t working, “we had better get out of there.”
The independent candidate said he favors a balanced budget, even if it means passing a constitutional amendment. While he said spending cuts could be made in foreign aid programs—except those benefiting "our very closest allies— as well as “military and government waste,” he also advocated federaT aid to non-profit groups working in Third World nations as well as federal subsidizing of medical care for poor patients to insure “nobody should be turned away because they can’t pay."
But he warned the U.S. “must cut out the nonsense of cradle-to-grave care,” saying, “There is a limit to what government can do” without curbing freedom and turning into “a socialist society.”
Frazier stressed the need for justice and compassion in American society, saying both could be attained if states and localities provided social services rather than the federal government.
On farm issues, the independent candidate said American farmers were “basically in good shape,” adding that farmers who were forced to foreclose
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