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The Success of the Nuclear Freeze Campaign

During the October 1992 Presidential campaign debates, President George H. W. Bush declared: “We didn’t listen to the nuclear freeze crowd. We said ‘peace through strength,’ and it worked.” Government officials did listen, however. Ronald Reagan entered office vigorously opposed to nuclear arms control and disarmament, championing a U.S. nuclear buildup, and talking glibly of nuclear war. When he left office, U.S. policy was moving in the opposite direction. Kenneth Adelman, Reagan’s director of the U.S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency, characterized that policy reversal saying: