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jberryhill Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Dec-18-09 08:00 AM
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29. Warmongering?

He first tried to end an inherited war by "winning" it and opening a secret front in an adjacent country, same as Obama.

Then he opened the Paris Peace Talks, and negotiated a withdrawal. He got us out of Vietnam.

On the larger picture, he began arms talks with the Soviets which led to SALT I and SALT II, and he opened diplomatic relations with China.

He began the US role as a broker for peace in the Middle East.

He was a stronger advocate for diplomacy than Reagan or Bush II. Watergate was a foible compared to Iran-Contra.

Nixon would be unrecognizable as a Republican today.

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