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Remembering Agnew
Posted by Bill Hughes
on Friday, March 2 - 10:34 AM
Agnew taught the sujbect of "Torts" at the U. of Baltimore Law School in the early '60s. I was one of his students. He was a fine teacher and very popular. Agnew was then the Baltimore Co. Executive. He later went on to serve as governor of Maryland.
I'm a life long democrat, but I felt very sorry to see Agnew caught up in the bribery scandal that would lead to his disgrace and fall from power.
I thought his former cronies, who couldn't wait to rat him out, were a lot sleazier then he ever was or possibly could be.
May Agnew's soul rest in eteranl peace. God knows he got little peace here on this earth, especially at the end of his public career.
Repub licans
Posted by Richard Critchfield
on Sunday, February 4 - 9:30 AM
Jackson i live in the south you have elected more republicans than any man that thay have had i rember when a republican could not get elected in the so but u have put more of them than any one i wopuld run for any office it you would supporft the guy that was running aganist please answer i am 75 yrs old a retired teamster
Posted by BOYD K. CAUDILL
on Monday, August 14 - 2:02 AM
Met the Man at the Statehouse,as a CUB SCOUT. He seemed nice.The following yea r,
We met Governer Marvin Mandel.I like to think that I had a meeting with destiny(twice). I think that GovernerAGNEW was a good man.He took care of the people and was an Old Fashioned POL.
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What a noodle
Posted by Butch Hendricks
on Tuesday, August 8 - 11:18 AM
It really is a wonder that Nixon's top aides were just as big a sham as he was. Wow were we being misled.
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