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Clinton never got 50%. Obama, Reagan, and both Bushes got in the 50s, but not the 60s. George

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Nope. Truman got just under 50%. Eisenhower did better (both times) but didn't top 58%. George

Surprisingly, no, though he did pull 60.8% in 1936. Nixon got 60.7% in 1972. Who's the winner? George As a side note, Lincoln got the LOWEST popular vote percentage of all time, in 1860, just under 40%.

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Now they're predicting Raf () to spin around a while and then just dissipate due to wind shear. George

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Allowing for misspelling Kojak, you're correct. George

No. Wilson never topped 50%. His successor, Harding, was one of the ones to get over 60%, but he's not the all-time (20th century) winner, either. George

Same movie: "Every minute you don't tell us why you are here, I cut off a finger." "Mine or yours?" "Yours!" "Damn!" George

Sounds like a Ray Charles song, but I don't recognize it. George

Seasons in the Sun "My Daddy was a cop, on the east side of Chicago..." George

Interesting turn Rafael seems to be taking... George

I answered Raf (Superman). My post is the series of "Doctor"s. If that isn't a good clue, I can give another from the film, but I think this is the most familiar. George

Something like that. George

Nope. Reagan got 50.8% (1980) and 58.8% (1984), so he doesn't break the top four. George

Years ago, my mother-in-law was riding in a car and saw a sign reading "Litter Barrel, 2 mi." She thought it was the name of a town. It was actually just a place to dump your trash, but in Texas that wouldn't be an unbelievable name. With Election Day behind us, here's an election trivia question: Which 20th-Century President received the highest percentage of the POPULAR vote? (I'm limiting it to 20th-Century because some of the 18th- and 19th-Century elections were real blowouts, George Washing ran unopposed -- twice -- Jefferson, 1804, and James Monroe, 1816 and 1820, were over 70%.) Hint: there were only four elections in the 1900s where the winner received more than 60% of the popular vote. George

"Who loves ya, baby?" George

Okay, then, Texas? We do have some strangely named towns. George

How about "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour"? George

Not predicting Rafael to be a hurricane when it hits the US, but they always seem to underestimate the severity of these things. George

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This is Elmer Fudd. It could be from almost any Bugs Bunny show. George