Barbara Honegger was a member of the 1980 Reagan-Bush campaign team and Reagan White House policy analyst. Since 1995, shes been Senior Military Affairs Journalist at the Naval Postgraduate School. After the 1980 election, Honegger headed Reagans gender discrimination agency review before resigning in August, 1983. While working for Reagan, she discovered information that made her believe that George H. W. Bush and William Casey had conspired to assure that Iran would not free the U.S. hostages until Jimmy Carter had been defeated in the 1980 presidential election, and she alleges that arms sales to Iran were a part of that bargain. In 1987, in the context of the Iran-Contra investigations, Honegger was reported as saying that shortly after 22 October 1980, when Iran abruptly changed the terms of its deal with Carter, a member of the Reagan campaign told her We dont have to worry about an October surprise. Dick cut a deal., with Dick referring to Richard V. Allen youtube/watch?v=ri9pKzR1JyY
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