On 12/08/2003 5:49 AM, in article
, "Greg Zywicki"
opined:

"Jack Schidt®" wrote in message
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"Greg Zywicki" wrote in message
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Of course, he did invite Elvis to the White House. He doesn't get
enough credit for that.

He didn't invite him; Elvis got on a plane and flew to DC, showed up at the
White House gate and presented a letter he composed on the plane. He was
requesting a DEA badge (laugh). Not only that but he was carrying a pistol
that he intended to give to Nixon as a gift. Tricky Dick did grant him an
audience, but that's not really an invite.

Jack King

Ah, throw the man a bone, will ya? The photograph of The King and The
Trickster
is such classic pop-culture that Nixon deserves our gratitude.

Greg Zywicki

Agreed, it's a classic!

Could you imagine me or you showing up at the White House door in a
rhinestone studded jump suit asking to see the president?

We would be on the next plane to Guantánamo!

Thank you very much................