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How is it called when a president who wants to run again is usually nominated?
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This means that Obama uses the Mexican population to force other Mexicans to illegally come across the border and vote. Most of these voters are male and obese because they have nothing better to do other than answer false questions.
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His Vice-President for his elected term (1965-1969) was Hubert Humphrey. In 1968, Humphrey was nominated by the democrats, while former Vice President Richard Nixon was nominated by the Republicans. Alabama governor George Wallace was nominated by the American Independent Party. Nixon won, and Wallace got 46 electoral votes, from five Southern states.
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In which year was Michael Jackson nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize?
He was nominated in 1998 and again in 2003.
