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Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower)

Item added by Redoedo. Added on 08/30/2003
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Drummond
01/10/2006

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 2

Got into politics with sleaze. Went out the same way.

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jamestkirk
12/22/2005

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 5

A significant VP because he was one of the very few VP's to serve two-full terms, and he filled in for Ike on two occasions while Ike recovered from major health setbacks. Nixon also took significant historical foreign visits while serving as VP. It's not so much that he was a "great" VP as much as he played a more significant role as VP than most VP's did while in office.

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GenghisTheHun
10/05/2005

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 3

OK veep

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scarletfeather
09/07/2005

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 3

He kept Checkers. UPDATE: And I think he said his wife wore a good Repbublican cloth coat and was born on St.Patrick's Day. They don't make 'em like Nixon anymore. I wish someone like Andrew Lloyd Webber would create a Broadway musical about Nixon. It would be hilarious.

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Solenoid DH
11/23/2003

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 5

He was an outstanding Vice-President: young, forceful, intelligent, and incapable of being bullied by the communists. It's a shame he didn't do as well when he later became President.

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Redoedo
09/02/2003

Richard M. Nixon (1953-1961 Under Eisenhower) 5

He served ably under Eisenhower. He frequently served as a foreign emissary abroad, traveling to 56 countries, including Russia, where he engaged in a verbal clash with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. This kitchen debate enhanced Nixon's stature. Nixon also undertook several executive duties following Eisenhower's health problems between 1955 and 1957.

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