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In reply to the discussion: How many American adults can correctly identify 'Daniel Ellsberg'? [View all]mountain grammy
(29,035 posts)46. oops, glad he didn't ask that one at trivia..
I'm thinking of John Dean..
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How many American adults can correctly identify 'Daniel Ellsberg'? [View all]
Smarmie Doofus
Nov 2015
OP
Lol, I can't believe someone with that name was elected in that time period of our history.
cwydro
Nov 2015
#7
But Ellsberg is first of all a heroic figure, at least to people on the "left."
Smarmie Doofus
Nov 2015
#47
I can top that--how many members of CONGRESS can accurately cite the constitutional
hlthe2b
Nov 2015
#23
Heck, we see it on DU. Chiding the president for not doing something via Executive Order..
X_Digger
Nov 2015
#25
I can but most of the populace (by now) would not have the faintest idea who she was.
BlueJazz
Nov 2015
#12
The other night at trivia we were asked what the T stood for in Spiro T Agnew
mountain grammy
Nov 2015
#16
I'm glad... in fact I appreciate the fact that Marrah did NOT google it.
Smarmie Doofus
Nov 2015
#56
Ellsberg was on my radar when my drug addled buddy burgled his Mill Valley home in 1972...
Brother Buzz
Nov 2015
#30
A lot of it has to do with the fact that most kids do not get much education in recent/current
madinmaryland
Nov 2015
#34
I personally think that all kids should be required to take a recent history course that
madinmaryland
Nov 2015
#42
I bet many Americans in the 1970s didn't know who Ellsberg was, let alone today.
merrily
Nov 2015
#79