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Richard Nixon shakes hands with a supporter, 1968. Note the classic anti-Nixon "Would you buy a used car from this man?" poster with "Of course I would!" written on the side, making it suddenly pro-Nixon.
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Richard Nixon shakes hands with a supporter, 1968. Note the classic anti-Nixon "Would you buy a used car from this man?" poster with "Of course I would!" written on the side, making it suddenly pro-Nixon.
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And as I ride into the battlefield, falchion sweeping through men like a sharpened plague, cutting through exposed necks, arms, stabbing through gaps that only appear when the footsoldier below me panics, all I do is feel nothing. This skirmish would've satisfied me when I was younger. And sometimes, I believe I enjoy killing too much. But right now, as I carry the banner of my house, as my loyal steed, my blade and I become a black gust of angry wind, as I make way through pikes and footmen to reach the cavalry of the villain's house I feel empty. Empty, empty. I know for sure I won't die in this field. But I almost wish I could feel the spears uselessly scratching my cuirass.
I yearn for the sensation of cold steel. And, still, I wear all my armor. Because living is a victory on itself, I suppose. But I always wonder- when will I get to feel the fear these men feel before I cut them down?
Ted and Joan Kennedy call JFK and tell him the news that Ted had won Democratic state convention nomination for Senator, 1962.
An interview once recalled back to his first interview with Joan in 1962 saying:
"She was only 25 at the time, a sweet, natural, unaffected golden girl, openly adoring her husband and babies."
In the autumn of 1979, Jello Biafra ran for mayor of San Francisco, using the Jell-O ad campaign catchphrase, “There’s always room for Jello”, as his campaign slogan.
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