Richard Milhous Nixon
RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON 37th PRESIDENT OF AMERICA.
TIME TO REAPPRAISE?
13 years after his death and more than 30 years after the scandal that assured his lasting notoriety the life and career of former U.S. president Richard Milhous Nixon continues to fascinate and baffle in equal measure.
http://www.nysun.com/arts/nixon-summed-up-magnificently/66985
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard Nixon
http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/rn37.html
http://www.ipl.org/div/potus/rmnixon.html
Conrad Black tells the extraordinary story of Nixon’s rise, scandalous fall and partial re-habilitation in a fast paced and supremely readable style. Nixon The invincible quest is an authoritative biography of one of the most accomplished and controversial political leaders of the 20th century.
Drawing on recently opened tape documents and upon the author’s personal interviews with many of the major players of the Nixon administration Conrad Black reveals a new side of Nixon, a man who was not blessed with personal charisma but who was surprisingly self assured and effective. For Black, Nixon is one of America’s greatest leaders and probably it’s most controversial president, both brilliant and awkward. Nixon The invincible quest makes a significant contribution to re-evaluating the idiosyncratic president’s entire eventful career.
Richard Nixon was the mastermind behind the JFK assassination.
Many people when forming a theory and sorting facts, ask positive questions. In this instance, ask a negative question, as in, What would Nixon lose if Kennedy remained in office?
His chance to become president.
JFK was forming his royal family, his own Camelot. He would assuredly been reelected for a second term through 1968. His brother Bobby, the attorney general, would have been elected from 1969 through 1976. And Teddy, would have been kept on a short lease and would never have driven Mary Jo home that fateful night and would have been elected president for two terms from 1977 through 1984.
Nixon saw 24 years of a Kennedy in the White house. Unless,…
It might surpise you to know how well versed I am in all theories regarding Kennedy’s assassination including the one you have outlined. I am an avid devourer of history both ancient and modern, and am very interested in American history. I thank you for your visit.
It does not surprise me one bit. That is why I commented.
And you are welcome.