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US Democrats - Hubert Humphrey 1968 Presidential Election Commercial  
 
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waveali (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Take Agnew out and insert Palin. Classic
Outlaw1257 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I disagree; Agnew was an intelligent man, and an eloquent speaker. The problem, as I see it, is that all too much like Richard Nixon, he thrived on creating enemies.

As for Palin?? I've wondered at times if she and Dan Quayle were related; but, at least she cold see Russia from her house!!

Rich Little had Nixon down to a tee, and Tina Fey did Sarah Palin better than Sarah Palin did Sarah Palin!!
Cadmium77 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Agnew played the bad cop to Nixon's good cop if you can imagine that...
Go look up his "nattering nabobs of negativism"
speech.
Injustice360 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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LMAO!
Xervosh23 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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One gets the impression that Agnew was the Dan Quayle of his day, but it would be helpful to have some idea upon what basis people derived such an (apparently) derisive attitude towards then-Gov. Agnew. Most people wouldn't have a very strong opinion about the Governor of Maryland, after all. He must have said or done something to inspire such feelings (all the Agnew quotes I know of are from after he took office).
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Well, a lot of it was that he was a completely obscure governor who seemed lacking in the experience one would want as president (contrast his experience with Ed Muskie's in 1968, and there's no contest).

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