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When It's All Over, It's Not Who You Were ... It's Whether You Made A Difference.

One Of My Most Often Repeated Quips Was The One I Made When Former Presidents Carter, Ford And Nixon Stood By Each Other At A White House Event. 'there They Are,' I Said. 'see No Evil, Hear No Evil, And . . . Evil.'

No More Verbally Incomprehensible No More Devoid Of The Vision Thing And No More The Cautious Pragmatist Proudly Displaying The Virtues Of Tradition And The Advantages Of Biological Seniority.

Yet When The Blood Of The Sons Of Immigrants And The Grandsons Of Slaves Fell On Foreign Fields, It Was American Blood. In It You Could Not Read The Ethnic Particulars Of The Soldier Who Died Next To You. He Was An American. And When I Think Of How We Learned This Lesson, I Wonder How We Could Have Unlearned It.

All You Need To Know Is This. You Can Never Go Wrong By Voting For A Bill That Fails, Or Against A Bill That Passes.