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Tag Archives: Richard Nixon Administration
Bob Parker: ‘Watergate: 784 Days That Changed America’
“Watergate 784 Days that Changed America” From Bob Parker Lets say the Watergate burglary was exactly that, or perhaps was done by people who were really loyal to the Nixon campaign, but not connected to the campaign in any way and … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, Watergate
Tagged 1972, 1973, 1974, 784 Days That Changed America, America, John Dean, Nancy Dickerson, PBS, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, The 1970s, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate, Watergate: 784 Days That Changed in America
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PBS: Watergate Plus 30- Shadow of History
“WATERGATE PLUS 30 Part 1″ From Chris Belch The Watergate burglary was short of just the tip of the iceberg as far as what happened during the Nixon Administration especially the White House. And without the Nixon coverup, we may of … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, Watergate
Tagged 1972, 1972 Presidential Election, All The President's Men, America, Enemies List, Frontline, New Left, PBS, President Richard Nixon, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Shadow of History, The 1970s, United States, Vietnam War, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate, Watergate Hotel, Watergate Plus 30
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Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum: ‘President Nixon Nominates Gerald R. Ford as VP’
Source:Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library & Museum– President Richard M. Nixon (Republican, California) announcing House Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford (Republican, Michigan) as his new Vice President. “Nixon Nominates Gerald R. Ford as VP” From the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, Richard Nixon Presidency
Tagged 1973, 93rd Congress, ABC News, America, California, Center Right, Classical Conservatism, Classical Conservatives, Conservatism, Conservatives, Grand Rapids, House Republicans, Michigan, Minority Leader Gerald Ford, President Richard Nixon, Progressive Republicans, Progressivism, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon White House, Spiro Agnew, The 1970s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Government, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, Vice President Gerald Ford, Vice President Spiro Agnew, Washington, Washington DC
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Patrick J. Buchanan: President Richard Nixon Before Watergate
Source:The New Democrat Pat Buchanan who is definitely a true loyalist to Richard Nixon, but who does make some good points about President Nixon pre-Watergate and what the man and his administration had accomplished. But that just makes Watergate and … Continue reading
Posted in New Right, Richard Nixon, The New Democrat
Tagged America, California, Center Right, Pat Buchanan, Patrick J. Buchanan, President Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, The 1960s, The 1970s, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate
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PBS NewsHour: Judy Woodruff Hosts a Panel Discussion About Richard Nixon: Why Are We Still Fascinated by Richard Nixon?
Source:The New Democrat Is there a more fascinating politician than Richard Nixon, that is why we are still fascinated about this man. Because there is so much to him from both good and bad. And forty years later we are … Continue reading
Los Angeles Times: Doyle McManus: What’s the Secret to Richard Nixon’s Unpopularity?
Source:The New Democrat If all due respect to Doyle McManus who is a very knowledgable Washington political insider and very intelligent about Washington politics. There is no secret to why Richard Nixon is unpopular. “Go to the videotape” as the … Continue reading
Posted in Richard Nixon, The New Democrat
Tagged 1974, America, California, Center Right, Doyle McManus, Los Angeles, President Richard Nixon, Progressive Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Presidency, Richard Nixon Resignation, Richard Nixon White House, The 1970s, The Nixon Tapes, The White House, U.S. Government, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Watergate
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Richard Nixon Foundation: President Richard Nixon’s Farewell Address to White House Staff (1974)
Source:The New Democrat This was the one thing that was missing from Richard Nixon’s career that I believe could’ve made his career even better and more successful. And he did by most standards had a very successful career in public … Continue reading
Mistere: Video: Frost-Nixon Interview, The First Show
. This post was originally posted at The New Democrat on Blogger What I like most about the Frost/Nixon interviews is that we got to see the inner side of Richard Nixon. He was very protective about his personal life … Continue reading
Richard Nixon Presidential Library: ‘New Federalism: Returning Power to The People’
Source:Richard Nixon Presidential Library– President Nixon’s OMB Director Richard P. Nathan. Source:The New Democrat “August 08, 2011: Nixon administration officials discuss RN’s national policy to transfer power from the federal government to state and local governments. Location: Richard Nixon Presidential … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, 2013, America, California, Center Right, Edwin Harper, Federal Republic, Federalism, Federalists, Geoffrey C. Shepard, James Falk, Liberal Democracy, Local Control, Power to the People, President Richard Nixon, Progresisve Republicans, Progressives, Progressivism, Republican Party, Returning Power, Richard Nathan, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon Administration, Richard Nixon Library, Richard Nixon Presidency, Right Progressives, Shirley Anne Warshaw, State Control, States Rights, The 1960s, The 1970s, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Carla Thony Online: Video: Martha Mitchell: The Loud Belle of Watergate
. Source:The Daily Post According to Martha Mitchell the wife of John Mitchell, the scandal that was dubbed Watergate in 1972 by the American media was planned by the Richard Nixon presidential campaign in 1968. That they were planning to … Continue reading
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