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David Rockefeller

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For David Rockefeller, the Presidency of the United States would be a demotion.
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Anonymous joke from the 1970s, as quoted in The Rockefeller Conscience : An American Family in Public and in Private (1991) by John Ensor Harr and Peter J. Johnson, p. 217

 
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