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his voice against the “proposed
conspiracy to tig the vote against
Wallace, hi. the* eventmeither the
Democrats ' nor Republicans get
an ele
her? Not
jority ift. Novem
It is somewhat too
interesting and even a little pa
thetic that representatives of
the two major parties (or the
“former” major parties, as they
are acting) should seriously pro
posed such a freexe-oUt of Wal
lace and the voters who support
him. -
One idea is that the Demo
cratic and Republican electors
will aB be pledged to support
whichever’s nominee comes to
the Electoral College with an
edge if not a majority. Another
is that the Republican or De
mocratic presidential nominee
who trails wifl throw his sup
port to the other, such jaDDer
is shot and shell for, Wallace’s
cannon, hut is not to be treated
seriously unless the two major
parties have lost their minds as
well as their courage.
Wallace may fee jepugiiant to
them as> a candidate, hut Walt
lace also on thb dhy aftjr elect
tion may be holdihf the W*f||
of an uiikatfwri wither of\W&
ers. Suppose W^fSce-w^kes
with 5, 8,' Tft states dangung
from his' belt. Which party,
when it gets beyond the woozy
t?iir of summer, will be the first
to write off whatever portion of
the electorate Wallace repres
ents and deprive it of voiee and
influence? Presumably, there
will be another national election
four years hence, and the mem
ory of voters enduretb at least
that long.
No deals, bargains, approaches^
entreaties? Those wh6 are urg-;
ing this pobtical-8cience»wojritt-:
n in November,
finishes first or.
f third? Would
dill jrig the wife
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