Election '76 - Does it Make Any Difference Who Wins? - Herbert W Armstrong - March 1976

Herbert W Armstrong

Jell Calkins & Henry Sturcke 3 The race is on. With primary ballots counted in places like Dixville Notch. New Hampshire (pop. 29), the public flurry of choosing a president, lasting until next January 20, Inauguration Day, has begun. For most of us, interest in the campaign begins with the televised images of tanned men in ski parkas or overcoats tramping through the New Hampshire snows during the first of some thirty primaries to be held this year. But any serious effort for the job began months and even -years ago, as men began quietly testing and lining up support among the opinion makers, power brokers, and potential financial backers in our society. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library