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To: youngidiot

Yes, and I learned a lot in that class. The VP was essentially the one that did all the leg work and the President was pretty much a figure head just getting briefings. Things may have changed from the Nixon era. I’m sure that class contributed to my being on FR.

In college, a roommate came back from her first test in a government class flaming mad. The questions weren’t about what they’d been studying, but about things like “who’s the Attorney General, Speaker of the House,” etc. I just looked at her and couldn’t believe she didn’t know.


21 posted on 06/26/2012 2:21:08 PM PDT by pops88 (Standing with Breitbart for truth.)
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To: pops88
I've always heard that the VP serves as a tie breaker in the senate and does little else. I don't think that was any different with Nixon. In fact, I seem to recall that Nixon essentially shunned Agnew.
28 posted on 06/26/2012 3:13:11 PM PDT by youngidiot (The name's Bond. James Bond. James Bond Jovi.)
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