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Until today I had been immune to Ford nostalgia, but this story, about how the late president became friends with the gay couple who renovated his childhood home, made me melt.
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It’s interesting how two presidents who didn’t look so good when in office are now seen as really good guys–Carter and Ford. Looking back, I can understand how their virtues escaped greater recognition while in office. I’m so glad you brought the Ford story onto your blog–it’s endearing and refreshingly human.
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