Richard Nixon posts
NPR Did Richard Nixon commit treason? A new biography by John Farrell describes a decades-long pattern of covert, illegal political machinations by the former president.
'Nixon: The Life' Humanizes — But Doesn't Rehabilitate
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John A. Farrell's new biography of Richard Nixon contains a bombshell about Nixon's interference in a Vietnam peace deal — and that's just one of the book's many extensively-researched revelations.
107 months ago
The New Yorker A conversation with John Dean, Richard Nixon’s White House counsel who testified against Nixon during the Watergate hearings, about whether Donald J. Trump can be seen as Nixon's political heir.
Podcast Extra: The "Remarkable Parallels" Between Nixon and Trump
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In 1987, Richard Nixon wrote to Donald Trump, expressing his optimism about Trump’s future political prospects. Was it a bad omen for Trump?
108 months ago
The New Yorker A conversation with John Dean, Richard Nixon’s White House counsel who testified against Nixon during the Watergate hearings, about whether Donald J. Trump can be seen as Nixon's political heir.
Podcast Extra: The "Remarkable Parallels" Between Nixon and Trump
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In 1987, Richard Nixon wrote to Donald Trump, expressing his optimism about Trump’s future political prospects. Was it a bad omen for Trump?
109 months ago
Life.com Richard Nixon was born on this day in 1913.
Richard Nixon Has His Tie Adjusted, and Likes It
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LIFE photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt adjusts Richard Nixon's tie while covering the GOP presidential candidate during his 1960 campaign against Sen. John F. Kennedy.
110 months ago
The New York Times Richard Nixon insisted that he had not sabotaged Lyndon B. Johnson's 1968 peace initiative to bring the war in Vietnam to an early conclusion. "Now we know Nixon lied."
Read on in The New York Times Opinion Section.
Nixon’s Vietnam Treachery
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New evidence proves that Richard Nixon sabotaged peace talk plans in 1968, a move that may be worse than Watergate.
111 months ago
The Economist Richard Nixon resigned on August 8th, 1974. America is still grappling with how to regard his presidency
115 months ago
Life.com On this day in 1972, the Watergate scandal started when Nixon’s re-election employees were arrested for burglary.
Richard Nixon Has His Tie Adjusted, and Likes It
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LIFE photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt adjusts Richard Nixon's tie while covering the GOP presidential candidate during his 1960 campaign against Sen. John F. Kennedy.
117 months ago
Life.com Richard Nixon was born on this day in 1913.
How Richard Nixon Owned the Campaign Trail
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The former president evolved as a candidate over the course of nearly three decades of campaigns
123 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Has the United States ever had a weirder president than Richard Nixon?
Our Most Peculiar President
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Max Boot reviews “Being Nixon: A Man Divided,” by Evan Thomas; and “One Man Against the World: The Tragedy of Richard Nixon,” by Tim Weiner.
129 months ago
Yahoo Did you know that Richard Nixon insisted that all the swear words be redacted from the Watergate tapes?
129 months ago