Hickel Sees Chance for Third Party Coalition
Former Alaska governor and ex Interior Secretary Walter Hickel says a third party of independents and disillusioned voters could capture the presidency. In his book Who Owns America Hickel criticizes Nixon and recalls his 1969 cabinet tenure, Cambodia invasion, and Kent State events while detailing his shift from staunch Nixon ally to wary observer.
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Quote frames Hickel as campaigning for sheriff in Maricopa
The remark compares his rhetoric to a campaign for the Maricopa County sheriff's office, portraying him as positioning himself for a law enforcement role. It characterizes the discussion as a political bid rather than a standard policy debate.
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Nixon Fires Hickel Over Mutual Lack of Confidence
Hickel recalls anger at Nixon’s firing on November 25 for a mutual lack of confidence. He says the word mutual implied both sides. He reflects on the unexpected termination and its implications for public service and policy direction.
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