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    What US politician told the American press - and when - that they wouldn't have him to 'kick around anymore'?

    Question #35352. Asked by Yank. (Jun 08 03 7:04 PM)


    Tabby Tom

    		Richard M. Nixon, after being defeated in the gubernatorial election in California in 1962
    http://www.bartleby.com/63/68/8268.html


    Jun 08 03, 7:28 PM

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