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| Source:Liberty Pen- U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater (Republican, Arizona) campaigning for President in 1964. |
"Goldwater warns of future Social Security insolvency, inflation, central planning and deficit spending. (1964) Liberty Pen."
From Liberty Pen
"Barry Goldwater Speaks Out
From CSPAN
Pre-internet and social media network like YouTube, if politicians, especially national politicians, and especially underdog national politicians, if they wanted to get real airtime and get their views out, they had to buy a lot of TV time. Or they could hook up with movie producers who perhaps support their campaigns and put films together that would air in syndication or in the theaters, that would show the voters what they believe in and what their message is.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater was shown in New Hampshire, campaigning for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Clips from speeches about foreign policy, the United Nations, Social Security, and economics were included. Also shown were video clips of New Hampshire residents being interviewed.
This film is titled Barry Goldwater Speaks Out and was produced by the Goldwater for President Committee."
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| Source:CSPAN- U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater (Republican, Arizona) campaigning for President in 1964. |
From CSPAN
Pre-internet and social media network like YouTube, if politicians, especially national politicians, and especially underdog national politicians, if they wanted to get real airtime and get their views out, they had to buy a lot of TV time. Or they could hook up with movie producers who perhaps support their campaigns and put films together that would air in syndication or in the theaters, that would show the voters what they believe in and what their message is.
That's what you see with Senator Barry Goldwater's 1964 Goldwater Speaks Out film, which is showing Senator Goldwater who was the 1964 Republican presidential nominee, running as Barry Goldwater. He is someone would be called a Constitutional or Classical Conservative today.
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