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Ending the spending on building and maintaining an Empire, with bases all over the world, reducing the budget for militarism which now is more than the rest of the world combined, stopping the support of the global arms industry (which is a post WWII phenomenon) and heeding Ike's warning about the Military-Industrial-Complex, will make them a great party again.
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Ike's experts defended our shared hopes and dreams back then, and now it's our generation's turn.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: Mr. President, Americans Agree On Social Security; So Talk to Us, Not Washington RJ 2011
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Ike Clanton and Tom McLaury had checked their pistols in town, but Frank McLaury and Ike's younger brother, Billy, were carrying six-shooters.
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As far as neglecting "the people's work," these were far graver violations, yet no one called for Bush's or Ike's resignation over them.
Jake Whitney: It Is Time to Stop Reporting on the Sex Lives of Politicians Jake Whitney 2011
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As far as neglecting "the people's work," these were far graver violations, yet no one called for Bush's or Ike's resignation over them.
Jake Whitney: It Is Time to Stop Reporting on the Sex Lives of Politicians Jake Whitney 2011
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Contrary to many historians' suggestions, Ike's farewell speech was not an afterthought - it was the bookend to "Chance for Peace."
50 years later, we're still ignoring Ike's warning Susan Eisenhower 2011
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Ike's gonna be okay, that ol 'boy's far from handicapped.
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There are issues, like Secret Service protection and the transport of Ike's wife Mamie, who didn't like to fly.
Surprise! Eisenhower visit marked Palmer's 37th birthday 2009
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Ike's gonna be okay, that ol 'boy's far from handicapped.
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As far as neglecting "the people's work," these were far graver violations, yet no one called for Bush's or Ike's resignation over them.
Jake Whitney: It Is Time to Stop Reporting on the Sex Lives of Politicians Jake Whitney 2011
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