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...ground of the man's political leanings. If that is true, both Nixon and Bork still have a lot to learn. Bork had not even been inquiring into the politics of his nominees, on the proper, but apparently naive assumption that after all that has happened Nixon would not dare insert politics into his choice...
...cannot live without it. Nor, to be candid, do I think that he does genuinely believe that the needs he hears of, and the abstract agonies to which his syllables of decency reply, are genuine needs and actual and unquestioned agonies. I do not think that he can dare to give belief to this. I think that, if he did, his whole world would begin to crumble...
...There can be no surrender or compromise with Arab oil. We cannot, dare not, become an Arab lackey licking the oil off their feet...
...would be impossible. And such inquiry in turn is not a privilege "enjoyed" by the press but an essential part of the American system. In most cases when the press uses confidential sources, the revelations concern large institutions-the Government, the military, business-in which individuals usually would not dare speak out without the protection of anonymity...
...been ignored, or rationalized according to the altruist "morality." The connections between the economic fallacies of socialism and the inflation and shortages that crippled the Chilean economy have been evaded. The Chilean entrepreneurs and professionals who refused to submit to government plunder and enslavement have been vilified. Those who dare to speak out against Allende's tyranny have been smeared as fascists and lumped with the supporters of the military junta and its alleged atrocities...