Word: hell
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hell appointed this bloated bigot Sam Ervin to be judge and prosecutor and jury? What a sickening travesty of justice; what a farcical "search for truth"; what a frightening reminder of the Joe McCarthy days...
...help. We can't conduct foreign policy without the nation's leadership behind us. If there is indifference or nagging at every initiative, it deprives the people of confidence. The country is so absorbed in its internal drama that a lot of people say, To hell with foreign policy; we're too tired; we need a rest.' " It is not impossible that there is some opportunity to be seized in the Watergate disgrace, Kissinger believes...
...across a story from the 1920s about an airplane crash on Soldiers' Field. I have forgotten the pilot's name, but his passenger was Gordon Cairnie. The only casualties were a few clarinets and an oboe or two, left scattered on the ground when the Harvard Band ran like hell to avoid premature meetings with their Maker. Later I asked Gordon about that story...
...flight aboard Air Force One: "People can say what they want about me, but one thing they can't say. Stupid I'm not. If I had caught any of these people involved with these goings-on, I'd have fired their asses the hell out of there...
...furor over the scandal, only once did Nixon even ask his close confidant what he knew about Watergate-in a phone conversation three days after the bungled burglary on June 17, 1972. Mitchell testified that in this conversation he merely apologized to the President for "not knowing what the hell had happened, and I should have kept a stronger hand on what the people were doing" at the Committee for the Re-Election of the President, which Mitchell then headed...