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Nearly half of all U.S. presidents have smoked, with a history spanning from the Founding Fathers to the modern era. While habits varied greatly, here are the most famous smoking commanders in chief: Nixon's 'master of dirty tricks,' Watergate figure Colson dead at 80 New York Post In 1971, Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia lit a cigar in the Oval Office right next to Richard Nixon making him the only head of state to defy the White House's no smoking rule. To add to this, the cigar Presidential history: Presidential puffers' tobacco traditions Daily Press Facing Impeachment, Nixon Called Him 'The Executioner' So Why Don't We Remember Jack Brooks? Houston Public Media

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