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Even worse! He was avenging a victory. Should have worded that one differently! He was a Kennedy, though, and Nixon hated the Kennedys. He also would have been a major threat to Nixon's election.
For a segment of the population, they most certainly were. Wallace was going to siphon off a good chunk of Nixon's right-wing support. Hoffa just used the same tactics as the union-busters; his motive was to help the working man.
All of them were pretty clearly not on Nixon's A-list, and Nixon was known to hold a grudge. He also had the means, motive, and opportunity to have these people (and Ruby) killed, AND to have people keep quiet about it.
The most interesting evidence is how the killings started when he entered the scene, and stopped as soon as he left. Six in 15 years. In the 28 years since, can you name six Americans of equal influence who have been
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