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From: tos@psc70.UUCP (Dr.Schlesinger)
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Subject: Re: Jack Stanley's Presidential rating list
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Date: Sat, 24-May-86 07:06:47 EDT
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>Not *this* detractor.  I have nothing nice to say about Nixon.  Well,
>let us be more precise.  The two nice things I have to say about him

  Arnold's summary of Richard Nixon is the only one on the net so far
that comes close to the truth. And, yes, it does leave out the sorry
fact that the man overstepped the bounds of decency and showed signs
of being the out-and-out scoundrel he is, from the very first
beginnings of his sorry political career. It is very discouraging
evidence that he was able to make his way and be "successful" though
all of this was known, and it is even more discouraging that now this
man is being sort of rehabilitated.
  Recently Senator Barry Goldwater, who back in the '60's was a
political ally of Nixon's, was interviewed on TV, and asked about
former presidents with whom he has served. Re. Nixon he simply said:
the most dishonest I've ever known (not exact quote, but not in any
way unfair either way).

Tom Schlesinger, Plymouth State College, Plymouth, N.H. 03264
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