The Chronicle10d
Richard Nixon, the politician: How the grocer’s son became a ‘political megalomaniac’
Exactly why Nixon decided to leave his law career behind and enter the political ring is unclear, though his long-held desire ...
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'Bigger, more dangerous': Ex-GOP insider says Trump could succeed where Nixon failed
Former Republican insider David Frum this week argued that there are striking similarities between President-elect Donald Trump and former President Richard Nixon. However, Frum also believes that ...
National Review8y
Nixon the Populist Technocrat
Richard Nixon might have been right at home in the ... In 1968 and 1972, Nixon employed what was called the GOP’s “southern strategy.” Appealing to southern Democrats (then the majority ...
Gallup survey found Joe Biden’s approval rating most closely aligned with President Richard Nixon
A poll shows Biden's approval lower than Trump and Obama, with 77% believing he did not fulfill his campaign promises.
The Chronicle6d
Richard Nixon, the president: The summits before the fall
On July 15, Nixon announced to his nation’s surprise — and Taiwan’s distress — that he would visit China. The United Nations ...
National Review5y
Reagan and Race
‘Very Serious Mistake’: GOP Sharply Divided over How to Deliver ... Reagan’s Long-Hidden Racist Conversation with Richard Nixon.” The subheading: “In newly unearthed audio, the then ...
The Hill26d
What happens in a second Trump term? Look to Richard Nixon.
Winning a second term often gives presidents a lift. For example, after Richard Nixon was reelected in 1972, 67 percent approved of his performance. But Nixon’s honeymoon was short-lived.