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Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success
Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success

Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success

Date9/1/1967
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  • Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success
  • Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Robert Nixon should be more aggressive in opposition, critics say, but he is essentially a family man who admits he lacks lust for power that many call an essential ingredient of political success.
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