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...eyes of the public ?and Congress. During the debate, Betty Friedan, who had long argued that endorsing lesbian rights would hurt the women's movement, rose to announce a change of heart: "As someone who has grown up in Middle America and has loved men?perhaps too well???I've had trouble with this issue. But we must help women who are lesbians in their own civil rights...
...taping, Nixon's responses provide a dramatic high point in the interviews. Frost feels they add a memorable moment to Nixon's long political life. A Nixon aide, however, thinks "the boss" came off well, though the experience was "draining." If by any chance Nixon comes off too well???in terms of either his answers or his dramatic appeal?there will certainly be Watergate authorities more than eager to set his record straight...
...voters' problem is not that they know too little about the candidates. Saturated with information, they have come to know the strengths and frailties of the two men only too well???and that may be what is giving so many voters pause. There has been too much attention paid by the press to relatively minor flaps: Carter's Playboy interview, Ford's tangled tongue, what to do about Earl Butz. Yet a fairly accurate assessment of each man has emerged...
...have no loans around my neck, my children have everything they need. We have a future. And if I had to do it again now?well???" Koco looks back and remembers that night in the woods, and then he laughs, "I might not make...
...would be to parole him like the [unintelligible] situation." Again, the transcript for an April 17, 1973, meeting has Nixon saying to Haldeman, John Ehrlichman and Ronald Ziegler: "Damn it, John Dean's highly sensitive information was on only one count. Believe me guys, we all know ?well???the [unintelligible] stuff regarding Bob." ("Bob" is Haldeman...