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From: weemba@brahms.BERKELEY.EDU (Matthew P. Wiener)
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Subject: Re: Reagan a pathological liar:re to Cramer
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Date: Sun, 9-Mar-86 03:56:32 EST
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In article <7585@watlion.UUCP> drsimon@watlion.UUCP (Daniel R. Simon) writes:
>>    "Sons of bitches" said Reagan after reporters had been ushered
>>    from the Cabinet Room where the President had been questioned
>>    about the political turmoil in the Philipines.
>>       Later, as he left for his Camp David retreat in Maryland,
>>    Reagan was asked by reporters whom he had in mind, and he 
>>    replied, "I thought it was one of you saying it about us."
>>    When that was greeted by a good-natured chorus of "No", the
>>    President, smiling, said, "It wasn't me."
>
>About 15 years ago, our former (thank goodness) Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau,
>was overheard saying something rather unsavoury in the House of Commons.  At
>the time, he insisted that his words were "Fuddle duddle", and if you asked 
>him today, he probably would still insist that those were his exact words.  At 
>the time, it was considered an uproariously funny event, and tee-shirts and 
>buttons displaying the alleged euphemism were ubiquitous.

And don't forget, Tim, Jimmy Carter might have said "I'll whip his ass."
Let's see you post an article about how JC was a pathological liar too.

ucbvax!brahms!weemba	Matthew P Wiener/UCB Math Dept/Berkeley CA 94720