User talk:Randwolf

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Southern strategy

Re: Reagan/80: I will try to nail down something in the next couple days. I believe that the Klan wizard in questions was named Wilkinson but I don't want to say that in the article until I can find a source. Don't know about '84 campaign, but highly doubtful that he would have knowingly accepted. Ellsworth 18:02, 13 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Thanks. I need to check the Atlanta papers '80 archives, which are only available at a couple of sites on microform. I believe Wilkinson also endorsed the GOP platform in '80.

A tip: if you will sign your posts to talk pages like this ~~~~ it will save people the trouble of checking page history to determine that you made the post.

Ellsworth 13:12, 14 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Good idea--thanks.

Randwolf 04:45, 17 Sep 2004 (UTC)

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Right you are; I've changed it to "Visual System."

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