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The Coloradan who resigned as Pres. Nixon's speechwriter
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August 10, 2016
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2:43Now PlayingForty-two years ago this week, President Richard Nixon was forced to resign in disgrace. Earlier in 1974, a twenty-something from Colorado quit his White House job writing speeches for Nixon, and called for his resignation in the New York Times. John Andrews went on to found several conservative think tanks in Colorado and served as President of the State Senate.
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