I never hear about him in the news and I was wondering whatever happened to Vice President Mondale who served under President Jimmy Carter.
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He's alive and living in Minnesota.  A few years ago when the Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone died in a plane crash, Mondale stood in for Wellstone in the election, but the Republican Norm Coleman won (disgracefully, in my opinion.)
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Check out his college newspaper if not in the sports section; check alumni newsletters. I found nothing through searches. He dropped out of the spotlight after the hand injury.
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Former Illinois Republican Gov. George Ryan\nhttp://www.newsdaily.com/index.php?feed=TopNews&article=UPI-1-20060417-11402700-bc-us-ryan.xml\n\nSen/Gov James Kimble Vardaman, Mississippi\nhttp://www.hhtc.org/vw/\n\nArkansas ex-Gov. Jim Guy Tucker\nhttp://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1465407/posts
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It wasn't in a debate with Walter Mondale. It was in a debate with George H.W. Bush during the New Hampshire primary in 1980. The debate was meant to be attended by Reagan and Bush only as the frontrunners  and was originally organised by the Nashua newspaper but due to Federal financing regulations, Reagan's campaign offered to pay for it.\n\nReagan sent out an invitation for the othher Republican candidates -Bob Dole, Howard Baker, John Anderson, and Phil Crane - to attend. Jim Baker, Bush's campaign manager refused to participate if the other candidates took part. Reagan sought to explain to the crowd when an executive from the Nashua Telegraph said "I'm paying for that microphone, Mr Breen". The crowd cheered the line and Ronald Reagan went on to win the New Hampshire primary , the Republican nomination and the US presidency.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millard_Fillmore#Vice-Presidency
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no he is not dead\nThis bogus "news story" credited to AP began making the email rounds on June 2, 2006. No such article was published by the Associated Press or any other legitimate media outlet.
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Nop he didnt try read more about him .\n\nGod bless you
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It is not too soon for Clinton. His impact has left us in a terrible pickle. Several acts of war, bombing the World Trade Center, the Cole, the Embassy--and he did nothing. As a result? 9/11. Forcing Israel to play nice with Arafat. More Israelis died under his watch than all the wars Israel fought for its freedom. All this is documented and its not too early to see his impact.\n\nI looked back on Carter, and yes, he really made some bone moves. I remember the gas lines, and dealing with the hostages for MONTHS and the failed rescue attempt. Both these guys knew nothing about dealing with terrorists. They could have learned alot from Israel during that time.\n\nI did some research, and thought there were decisions made here and there by other presidents that might not have been that great, the two above pale in comparison.
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Huh, that's a great question, I have no idea what happened to him. YOu should ask it on http://www.openwheelfans.com it's a discussion board for open wheel racing.
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I didn't hear that one.  You might check online with a Google search.
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It's sad.  I didn't even know that he died.  This is a man that has been an active force in the entertainment industry for decades.  He has left a legacy of great television programing that will live on for even more decades and there was virtually no press about his death.  But, every time I turn on my TV there's Britney Spears and that leech she married scuzzing up my day.
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As a president he couldnt make me feel more alienated.  He doesn't call or even write anymore.  Ever since he got elected he walks around like he's some big shot and doesn't need anything from anyone.  Just wait till his term is over and he comes crawling back.  I can't wait to turn my back on him.
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You have to imagine that your country had just ended participation in a 25 year illegal war[ we supported the French], in which more than ONE MILLION civilians were killed. The last elected President was a criminal who attempted to subvert theDemocratic process with a scheme of dirty tricks, includingburglaries, tax audits, and lies about secret plans to end the war while he was escalating the killing. Jimmy Carter was a breath of fresh air, a Naval Officer,  an honest farmer who spoke to everyday people with sincerity that you could believe in. He would bring integrity back to government. He was honest and a champion for the working man, a very dangerous position in politics. If ever the American Dream were written, here it was to see. Shortly afterhis inauguration[not sure of timing], the Iranians had a revolution and took over the embassy with all of it's employees. Now you have to understand that we had supported a terrible dictator there for many years and they considered us  their enemy. Some will say that he gutted the military; baloney, the Vietnam war gutted the military and destroyed their morale. Then the interest rates skied up and that was the nail that sealed his fate. The Big Money got themselves a spokesmodel named Reagan, a washed up Grade B actor and pitchman for soap, who promised the sun, moon, and stars, with the usual list of people you could hate; immigrants, liberals, protestors, and the game was up. Since then, Jimmy Carter has spent his life traveling the world bringing people together to make peace, winning the Nobel Peace Prize, and building houses for poor people. He is a Great Man and a role model for every generation.
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Here's the sad story of poor ol' Neil:\n\nThe US Office of Thrift Supervision investigated the failure of Silverado and determined that Bush had engaged in numerous "breaches of his fiduciary duties involving multiple conflicts of interest." Although Bush was not indicted on criminal charges, a civil action was brought against him and the other Silverado directors by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; it was eventually settled out of court, with Bush paying $50,000 as part of the settlement, as reported in the Style section of the Washington Post [3].\n\nWHAT! The "STYLE" Section of the Washington Post reported it? $50k - I guess that'll buy a lot of chinz...
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i have no idea how that happened...kinda sad really...if u no something about politics go right ahead
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Interesting, but I think the truth lies closer to reality that he wanted to stay in the closet, repuglicans do not like to be outed,as repuglicans are not very tolerant of Gay's. When is the last time that Dick Cheney mentioned his daughter in a political speech. Probably about the twelfth of never.
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i don't know i didn't see the young and the restless & days of our lives since they kill joey tribiany ;)