After a meeting in Malta, he agreed to START I, and also pushed for the elimination of continental tariffs through the formation of NAFTA.
The Nashua Telegraph organized a famous debate between this man and one opponent. He threatened to cut off aid to the military in El Salvador unless it ended its death squads, gave the "thousand points of light" speech and signed the Americans with Disabilities Act. He ordered a military intervention to restore Guillermo Endara to power as part of Operation Just Cause, overthrowing Manuel Noriega. After a meeting in Malta, he agreed to START I, and also pushed for the elimination of continental tariffs through the formation of NAFTA. For 10 points, name this former CIA director who defeated Michael Dukakis in the 1988 presidential election on the line "Read my lips-- no new taxes".
The Nashua Telegraph organized a famous debate between this man and one opponent.
George {H}erbert {W}alker {Bush} [or {Bush Sr.} or {Bush 41}; prompt on “Bush”]