Who Wants to be Vice President? Hands, Please!

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Who Wants to be Vice President? Hands, Please!
      

How hard would you try to attain a prize that had been adjudged by a knowledgeable critic as "not worth a bucket of warm piss"? (The quote is more often seen in its bowdlerized version, with "spit" as the fluid in point.) He was John Nance Garner, a Texas legislator fondly known as Cactus Jack Garner – thirty years in the House of Representatives and then eight as Franklin D. Roosevelt's first vice president. It was that latter office to which he referred, and he has not often been contradicted on the point.
         

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