Changes

Jump to navigation Jump to search
10 bytes added ,  03:51, June 15, 2021
m
Line 51: Line 51:  
Being a conservative particularly on fiscal matters, Reid opposed President [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s [[Great Society]]. She was a proponent of shrinking the federal government.
 
Being a conservative particularly on fiscal matters, Reid opposed President [[Lyndon B. Johnson]]'s [[Great Society]]. She was a proponent of shrinking the federal government.
   −
While having differed with Johnson on federal programs, Reid supported the policies instituted by him and later [[Richard Nixon]]. She visited [[South Vietnam]] in late 1965 amidst the [[Vietnam War]], paying for the costs herself to encourage and thank U.S. soldiers. Reid also voted in 1968 for an amendment to an education bill that would ban students protesting the war from receiving federal loans.
+
While having differed with Johnson on federal programs, Reid supported the [[foreign policy]] instituted by him and later [[Richard Nixon]]. She visited [[South Vietnam]] in late 1965 amidst the [[Vietnam War]], paying for the costs herself to encourage and thank U.S. soldiers. Reid also voted in 1968 for an amendment to an education bill that would ban students protesting the war from receiving federal loans.
    
====ERA====
 
====ERA====
SkipCaptcha
35,519

edits

Navigation menu