Crossword clue for "AGNEW"
AGNEW
- Veep who resigned
Other crossword clues for answer "AGNEW"
- AGNEW
- Nolo contendere pleader of '73
- 39th Veep
- Ford replaced him
- Veep under Nixon
- Hopeless, hysterical hypochondriacs of history speaker
- 1973 resignee
- Vice president who said "nattering nabobs of negativism"
- Name in 1973 news
- Vice President who wrote the book "Go Quietly ... or Else"
- Subject of Rachel Maddow's podcast "Bag Man"
- Nixon's running mate
- Nixon veep
- Only veep to resign
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- Nixon's first veep
- 1960s-70s political bigwig who was friends with Sinatra
- First Greek-American to govern a U.S. state
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- Nixon's second
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- Nattering nabobs of negativism speaker
- Richard Nixon's veep Spiro
- Vice President before Ford
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- Former Vice President Spiro
- Vice President who resigned in disgrace
- Nixon's first vice president
- Ford replaced him in 1973
- Humphrey's successor
- Humphrey's successor as vice president
- Vice President succeeded by Ford
- A Ford predecessor
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- '70s veep
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- His resignation triggered the first use of the 25th Amendment
- Late-'60s Maryland governor
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- Ford replaced him as VP
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- Annapolis name.
- Capital name.
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- Member of Nixon's team.
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- Capitol name
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- Sometime name in golf
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- Spiro
- Winner over Shriver
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- Ford succeeded him
- D.C. dropout: 1973
- One of Nixon's V.P.s
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- Ford's predecessor in 1973
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- Ford's predecessor
- Running mate of '68
- See 39-Across
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- Nixon's 1968 running mate
- Only U.S. vice president born in Maryland
- Predecessor of Ford
- For whom Safire wrote the words "nattering nabobs of negativism"
- First Greek-American vice president
- 39th vice president
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- He called his critics "pusillanimous pussyfooters"
- Nixon's number two
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- He wrote the 1980 memoir "Go Quietly . . . or Else"
- Thirty-ninth U.S. Vice-President
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- Figure in a 1973 scandal
- He resigned in 1973
- He resigned October 10, 1973
- He complained of "nattering nabobs of negativism"
- He resigned on October 10, 1973
- He resigned in October 1973
- Second vice president to resign
