RE: What a quote from Mr. Nofziger...
Behethland B. Clark opines:
Who is this person? They sound down right dangerous to me!
posted by Andy W. Rogers | 3:38 PM
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I find your response to be pretty ironic since he is saying things, nearly verbatim, that have been said before by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, James Madison, and George Washington.
Exactly which of the things he said sound dangerous to you?
In answer to your question, he used to be a reporter in Washington and he was a senior member of both Richard Nixon's and Ronald Reagan's White House staffs.
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