Little Bill Miller, the Republican candidate for Vice President, kept in there jabbing, hooking, and often just flailing away. But he might as well have been shadow boxing, since his blows never seemed to land—and anyhow he was playing to scanty crowds.
In Omaha, Neb., Miller cried: "When all is said and done, there's only one real issue in this campaign—character versus corruption. And in Barry Goldwater we have the character, and they can have the corruption." In Reno, Nev., Miller condemned the Administration's war on poverty as "a cruel hoax on the American...
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