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I Thought The Vietnam War Was An Utter, Unmitigated Disaster, So It Was Very Hard For Me To Say Anything Good About It.

I'm Constantly Meeting People Who Said That They Cast Their First Vote For Me, Or That They Cut Their Eye Teeth On The 1972 Campaign, Or That They Didn't Vote For Me But Admire My Positions.

I Was Tired. I Hadn't Slept Eight Hours In Two, Three Years. I Lived On Four, Five Hours Of Sleep. You Can Do It During A Campaign Because Thousands Are Screaming For You. You're Getting Adrenaline Shots Each Day. Then The Campaign Ends, And There Are No More Shots.

Well, We Ought To Be Stirred, Even To Tears, By Society's Ills.

I Suppose Politicians Have Always Wanted To Get Re-elected, But There's A Kind Of A Feeling Now That If You Just Discredit Your Opposition, It Makes It Easier For You To Win. I Don't Think That's Necessarily True.