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...They thought there was an election???you know ?let's face it ... But after the election, I couldn't think what in the name of [expletive removed] reason did they play around then...
...didn't?you know?as I was?one of the problems here?I have always run my campaigns. I didn't run this one I must say. I was pretty busy. Or?maybe ?handling the Russian Summit. And you know, after the election???we were right in the middle of the Dec. 8th bombing?and holding meetings...
...village election???none of which is probably uppermost in the minds of the uprooted, war-weary villagers. Critics point out that there has been no substantial reduction in assassinations, kidnappings and other terror tactics against villagers...
Almost all Wallaceites believe that there are simple solutions for complicated problems. In his platform, released this week?just 22 days before the election???he says that if peace negotiations fail, he would solve the war by turning it over to the generals. Law and order would be maintained by eradicating an "unexplainable compassion for the criminal evidenced by our executive and judicial officers and officials." He would seek an amendment to the Constitution that would require the Senate to reconfirm "at reasonable intervals" members of the Supreme Court and federal appeals courts...
Brother Bother. Piqued by Curtis' criticism of his Administration over the Bobby Baker case, the President persuaded Nebraska's popular Democratic Governor Frank Morrison?who had been favored to win re-election???to run for Curtis' Senate seat. As Governor, Morrison had enjoyed the support of Nebraska's conservative businessmen, but the same element had also backed Curtis. Forced to choose between the two, the business community stuck by the Republican. Defeated with Morrison was the Democratic candidate to succeed him, Lieutenant Governor Philip Sorensen...