Richard Nixon: “A mistake which might be perfectly well intentioned, from inexperience…”

On the recordOctober 27, 1960

A mistake which might be perfectly well intentioned, from inexperience could plunge this Nation into war.

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Republican · California

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Remarks of the Vice President, Rear Train Platform, Tolono, IL

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Richard Nixon: “A mistake which might be perfectly well intentioned, from inexperience could plunge this Nation into war.”