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At 10:18 PM 13/02/02 -0500, "Scott Chase" <ecphoric@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>>From: Keith Henson <hkhenson@cogeco.ca>
snip
>>I guess it would have been the election of 1988, or possibly 1992, not
>>sure. In any case it was the year Harry Browne was running for VP on the
>>Libertarian ticket.
> From http://www.lp.org/campaigns/pres
>
>1988 had Ron Paul as presidential candidate and Andre Marrou as vice
>presidential candidate
>
>1992 has Andre Marrou as P and Nancy Lord as VP
>
>1996 had Harry Browne as P and Jo Jorgensen as VP
>
>2000 had Harry Browne as P and Art Oliver as VP
>
>Thus, it was neither 1988 nor 1992 and Browne was a *presidential*
>candidate in 1996 and 2000.
Ah! I should have looked there myself. It was Andre Marrou, not Harry
Browne who had the interest in memes. I am almost certain it was 1988.
Thank you!
Keith Henson
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