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U.S. REPRESENTATIVE NEWT GINGRICH SPEAKS OF THE CHALLENGES THAT CONFRONT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. HE MAINTAINS THAT, DESPITE THE SUCCESSES OF THE REAGAN AND BUSH ADMINISTRATIONS, AMERICAN IS STILL IN CRISIS. HE OUTLINES PROBLEMS OF CRIME IN CITIES, POOR EDUCTION, THE WELFARE SYSTEM, THE SKYROCKETING HEALTH CARE COSTS, AND COLLAPSING INNER-CITY HEALTH SERVICE. HE CONCLUDES THAT A REFORM MOVEMENT OF "CRUSADE-LIKE PROPORTIONS" IS NECESSARY TO RESOLVE THESE PROBLEMS.

THEARTICLE CONSISTS OF AN INTERVIEW OF EIGHT LEADING CONSERVATIVE ACTIVISTS INCLUDING JACK KEMP, PETE DU PONT, NEWT GINGRICH, AND PAUL WEYRICH. THEY ASSESS STRATEGIES FOR THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT IN THE WAKE OF GEORGE BUSH'S VICTORY AND THE CONSOLIDATION OF LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC CONTROL OF THE CONGRESS.