November 1968 and November 1972. Richard Nixon winning Presidential elections. (He had lost previously in 1960 in his political run for the White House to John F. Kennedy.) President Nixon would become the only American president forced to resign from office after he faced inevitable impeachment for obstructing justice during his handling of the Watergate scandal. Inevitable impeachment because of Republicans who put their country before their political party.
Speaking of Republicans putting their country before their political party…
Sorry for the delay, folks. So where am I going with this, you may be asking…It has to do with my admiration of Eisenhower and his tax policies during his presidency throughout the 1950’s. Republicans were wanting him to cut taxes for the rich, but he held his ground and stuck to his principles and his concern for the country not going into further debt after World War II and the deficit spending during the Great Depression. Eisenhower was elected president as a Republican.
Anyway, my plan is to eventually list and defend my choice for America’s finest four presidents since World War I. This will include back-to-back-to-back presidents, along with President Ronald Reagan, a Republican who would not recognize today’s Republican Party.
Actually, I’ll be writing about President John F. Kennedy as well. So really I’ll be writing about my top five picks. He did inspire the nation to accomplish humanity’s greatest scientific achievement inside of a decade and he saved the world from an all-out nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis while preventing Fidel Castro from keeping nuclear weapons.
(I had to add the word “scientific” to that last paragraph. Humanity’s greatest achievement was what Jesus Christ did on the cross.)
Nixon Winning Presidential Elections
March 3, 2025 by Blogging For 20 Years • History, Law, Politics • 0 Comments
November 1968 and November 1972. Richard Nixon winning Presidential elections. (He had lost previously in 1960 in his political run for the White House to John F. Kennedy.) President Nixon would become the only American president forced to resign from office after he faced inevitable impeachment for obstructing justice during his handling of the Watergate scandal. Inevitable impeachment because of Republicans who put their country before their political party.
Speaking of Republicans putting their country before their political party…
Sorry for the delay, folks. So where am I going with this, you may be asking…It has to do with my admiration of Eisenhower and his tax policies during his presidency throughout the 1950’s. Republicans were wanting him to cut taxes for the rich, but he held his ground and stuck to his principles and his concern for the country not going into further debt after World War II and the deficit spending during the Great Depression. Eisenhower was elected president as a Republican.
Anyway, my plan is to eventually list and defend my choice for America’s finest four presidents since World War I. This will include back-to-back-to-back presidents, along with President Ronald Reagan, a Republican who would not recognize today’s Republican Party.
Actually, I’ll be writing about President John F. Kennedy as well. So really I’ll be writing about my top five picks. He did inspire the nation to accomplish humanity’s greatest scientific achievement inside of a decade and he saved the world from an all-out nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis while preventing Fidel Castro from keeping nuclear weapons.
(I had to add the word “scientific” to that last paragraph. Humanity’s greatest achievement was what Jesus Christ did on the cross.)