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What Do You Remember Best About Jerry Ford? Pardons? Squeeky Fromme? WIN Buttons? Head Bumping?
or his Boyscout tv commerical?
Yeah, except for pardoning Nixon, I really didn't have any beef with the man. Something I can't say about most of the republican presidents of my time. I'm sorry to see him go actually. But then he's lived a long full life and it sounds as if he was in some pain for the last part. Goodbye Jerry.
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- badmtsLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
win campaign ,mich. football hero, and warren commision (kennedy assn. )member- Chevy Chase and dog LIBERTY on SNL
- 1 decade ago
My opinion?
Gerald R. Ford was a man that did the right thing in the right way at the right time - and got blasted for it.
He was a normal man, with foibles - that got laughed at for no real cause.
He was a simple guy who did his job well, with some dignity - and was then set aside by a fickle public.
Charismatic? Nope. Popular? Not Really. A good President? Yes... and sooner or later, the world and his own country will recognize it.
Thank you, Mr. President...God Give you Sweet Rest.
- 1 decade ago
A decent, honorable man who served his country well and with distinction who had the foresight to NOT put America through a Nixon trial and to move on. Yeah, and I remember those WIN buttons (Whip Inflation Now).
Thanks, Mr. President. RIP.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
Gerald Ford will be remembered as a good president, who brought our nation out of some dark days.
I do not personally remember much about him, but my parents were happy to see an end to the turbulence of the previous decade.
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- michinoku2001Lv 71 decade ago
I remember Squeaky. I was just a kid then so I wasn't interested in the politics, but I can recall thinking the Secret Service agent was a brave man to grab her gun.
- ?Lv 41 decade ago
His book, when he was on the Warren Commission, called "Lee Harvey Oswald: Portrait of the Assassin" -- which automatically, somehow, made Oswald THE assassin without a trial.
It was like my Dad said at the time Oswald was shot (I saw it live on TV), "Now we'll never know who did it." To which I said "Why?" And he said "Because they just shot the suspect."
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Putting Watergate scandle in the past and moving foward with our country.
- glock509Lv 61 decade ago
the only thing i remember is the 2 assassination attempts in one week other than that what did he do?