Class vs Crass

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From: Gary James
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2000 00:00

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Nixon had more class in his finger than al has in his whole lard assed
body.

"- After the exceedingly close 1960 election, the New York Herald Tribune 
published the start of a series suggesting voter fraud in Texas and 
Illinois might have tipped the presidency from Vice President Richard M.
Nixon to Democrat Sen. John F. Kennedy.

When the first four stories had been published, Nixon summoned reporter 
Earl Mazo to his office. "Earl, those are interesting articles you are 
writing," Nixon said. "But no one steals the presidency of the 
United States."

www.knoxstudio.com/shns/story.cfm?pk=ELECT-NIXON-11-10-00&cat=AN

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From: Gary James <cnjames@homemail.com>
Subject: Class vs Crass
Date: 2000/11/11
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