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She still recalls vs.. . : a Ellen Gooflmnn cription: "My job is to create a sup port mechanism for the Republican women candidates and officehold ers within thl3 party zrA to fcrfcg about a better dialogue with wo men." A "support mechanism" includes getting party money and backing for ' women candidates. Lest1 election, for example, Republicans Millicent Fenwkk and Margaret Heckler lost the endorsement of women's rights groups to mals Democrats, This year, Reagan hopes that a strong network of Republican women cau cuses and councils in the states will be on hand "women who can stand up at a press conference and say that we too are the women's movement and thb is our choice; we wont get blind-sided." At the same time, this President's daughter, wants to encouregs Re publican women to follow her lead in loyal opposition: "What our wo men have to understand h that it la okay to not always aree. It's okay not always to aree with each other and it's okay not always to agree with the men and it's okay not always to aree with everything that our party does. You are allowed to say 'I'm not for the Equal Rights Amendment and I'm a Republican.' " After all, she does it ail the time. Much of what thb politically sawy lady says makes a good deal of sense. At the same time, she can sound wildly uncritical of her father. She defends the president's record on women, even the decision that replaced Mary Louise Smith and Jill Ruckelshaus on the Civil Rights Com mission. But her main point Is a solid one: "What we have to make sure is that the women's movement does not take itself out of the, vote market, that no matter who is elected and no matter what side holds the policy position, there is advancement, how ever much, in every four, five, eight, 10-year period for women." In a two-party system, women cant afford to default on the Repub- Reagan has the formidable task of licans. Women's rights cant become trying to make women's rights a a totally partisan issue. The First bipartisan issue again. She is work- Daughter is rfeht about this. But ing for women candidates within why do I get the feeling that there's a the party and for the party with gender gap between Maureen and women voters. her dad? You might call Maureen Reagan th riav when the leader of the Nev ada Senate chamber stood up and said, "It is my job to protect women who want to do the role for which God intended them.-It is not my responsibility to help those women who want to go out and live in a man's world." The two of them, a Reasan and a Carter, were equally appalled. "For years we (Democratic and Republican women) sat in the same rooms where if we'd ever gotten off the subject of women's rights, we would have killed each other," she says with her boisterous laugh. Then she adds, "What I am saying to you is that five years ago when 'A Woman' was appointed to the Cabinet we helped break out the champagne. There is no more of that bipartisan- . ship." - Reagan, who is by blood and incli nations a highly political creature, isn't entirely surprised by the way that women and women's issues have become politicized. Both par ties waM their votes and allegian ces. Women who came together for some issues may split on other ideo logical lines. As a loyal daughter, feminist and Republican, thb energetic 42-year-old Caiifornian ardently disputes the notion that women's rights acti vists were actually expelled by her party or her president. "My father," she protests more than once, "is not the problem." In this frame of mind, Maureen the Republican assigned to close the gender gap, but she prefers thb des- c 1SS4, The P-t;a Clzb Kwt;zper r i . - 4 "I f 7 ( - j L- -In .? 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