Word: fords
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...native of Durham, North Carolina, Gergen attended Yale University and Harvard Law School, and was a Democrat until his late 20s. He went to work as a speechwriter in Richard Nixon's White House in 1971, served as communications director to Gerald Ford and was what several Bush loyalists described as a "fair-weather friend" in 1980. As assistant to chief of staff James Baker in the Reagan White House, Gergen emerged as a skilled wordsmith and political strategist, helping design the 100-day plan for winning Reagan's revolutionary tax cuts. Gergen aggressively courted reporters and earned a reputation...
...Restic was Harvard's head football coach when Bill Clinton took over the White House. He was here when George Bush moved in. He was here for Ronald Reagan (twice) and Gerald Ford. He even saw a little bit of Tricky Dick...
Hume, a renowned journalist, is currently a Senior Fellow and Adjunct Lecturer at the Joan Shorenstein Barone Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy. me she'd tried to kill President Ford because she wanted to prove herself a real radical instead of being an FBI phony spying on the Bay Area's radical movement. Flying to Cambodia in the back of a cargo plane on Thanksgiving Day, 1979, I saw the Khmer Rouge's just-vacated torture chambers, the pits of bones, the killing fields. At the Three Mile Island nuclear accident I thought we all were going...
...lightweight races, the Radcliffe "A" boat--which has yet to lose a race all year--demolished Ford...
...Just take a look at a program for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, pictured above, where she's an honorary chairman of the board of trustees, along with seven former First Ladies. The others are listed as female versions of their husbands (Mrs. Gerald R. Ford, Mrs. Aristotle Onassis), and only Clinton is entered under her own name...