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Dallas - The Original Series
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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 373491" data-attributes="member: 46"><p>Betty Ford started talking openly about breast cancer, among many other things. She was diagnosed with breast cancer within weeks of her husband, Gerald Ford, becoming US president, and she had a mastectomy on 28 September 1974. She was very open with the public about it all, not wanting cover ups after the Watergate scandal. She was what is a rare breed these days, especially in national US politics, i.e. a liberal Republican, so pro-LGBT rights, pro-choice on abortion, likes the private sector and capitalist enterprise but favours welfare to stop the worst poverty. Conservative Republicans often tried to gag her outspoken behaviour. Her husband was a moderate Republican and defended his wife.</p><p></p><p>Betty Ford later presented Barbara Bel Geddes with an award for raising breast cancer awareness.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 373491, member: 46"] Betty Ford started talking openly about breast cancer, among many other things. She was diagnosed with breast cancer within weeks of her husband, Gerald Ford, becoming US president, and she had a mastectomy on 28 September 1974. She was very open with the public about it all, not wanting cover ups after the Watergate scandal. She was what is a rare breed these days, especially in national US politics, i.e. a liberal Republican, so pro-LGBT rights, pro-choice on abortion, likes the private sector and capitalist enterprise but favours welfare to stop the worst poverty. Conservative Republicans often tried to gag her outspoken behaviour. Her husband was a moderate Republican and defended his wife. Betty Ford later presented Barbara Bel Geddes with an award for raising breast cancer awareness. [/QUOTE]
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