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Rep. Gephardt, whose campaign, according to records, has accepted more PAC money than that of any other candidate, responded that he feels the PACs bring more people into the political process.
"Dick, don’t give us that anti-establishment stuff when you’re out there taking their money,” Gov. Dukakis replied, referring to Rep. Gephardt’s efforts to portray himself as the candidate of the people, opposing the federal bureaucracy.
“How about your taking money from people who do business with the state?" Rep. Gephardt asked the governor.
On another occasion. Gov. Dukakis sarcastically told Rep. Gephardt, “Pm not sure which Dick Gephardt we have here tonight... I heard you apologise for that tax cut vote all over Iowa — and now you’re up here praising it."
If the vote were recorded on applause meters. Rev. Jackson would have been the hands-down winner.
In response to moderator Judy Woodruffs question about foreign investment and its effect on the United States, Rev. Jackson replied that he sees it as a threat, and pointed to the reflagging of Kuwaiti oil tankers as an example of the
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