The election of 1968 gave voice to a new Republican, Ronald Reagan. He advocated

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Ronald Reagan, although not elected until 1980, was a prominent Republican voice by 1968, advocating for conservative policies including reducing taxes, opposing federal programs like Medicaid, and during his later presidency, he was known for a strong military stance that could be associated with ideas of escalating conflicts like Vietnam, though his direct advocacy for escalating the Vietnam War in 1968 is less clear. However, his overall political stance aligns with the options listed.

The Election of 1968 Gave Voice to a New Republican