Richard Nixon: “If he would quit talking and start reading, he'd find out what…”

On the recordSeptember 29, 1960

If he would quit talking and start reading, he'd find out what President Eisenhower was doing for America.

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Republican · California

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Partial Transcript of the Remarks of the Vice President, Broome County Courthouse Steps, Binghamton, NY

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