Have you been to the Nixon Library`s special exhibit?
America 250: A More Perfect Union
"These interactive and carefully curated activities are just a few parts of the Nixon Library’s “America 250: A More Perfect Union” exhibit that highlights various points of American history: from colonial America and the Revolution to the Civil War and the country’s growing pains, to two world wars and innovation that still impacts daily lives today, to the Cold War, to finally a retrospective on the country’s bicentennial in 1976."
─ @ocregister
On the evening of April 23, 1994 — just one day after President Richard Nixon`s passing — President Bill Clinton took the stage at the White House Correspondents` Association Dinner. Before the traditional roast of the press began, Clinton opened on a serious note, offering a touching tribute to the former president in front of the entire Washington press corps.
In 1970, President Nixon launched America`s first war on aviation terror and chose Tuskegee Airman Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr. to lead it. Davis saw the threat that would one day become 9/11 and warned us decades early.
As we mark 25 years since that tragic day, this is a history worth remembering. Read the full story at The National Interest. Link in bio.
"LET ME SAY QUITE BLUNTLY..."
At a White House reception honoring returned Vietnam POWs, President Nixon didn`t mince words about those who leak classified information to the press. The room rose to its feet.
25 years later, we remember. Thank you to all who joined us yesterday to honor the lives lost on 9/11 and the heroes who answered the call.
And our deepest gratitude to Tom Frost, who shared the story of his daughter Lisa - lost that day at just 22 - and reminded us why we never forget. 🇺🇸
Join us at the Nixon Library tomorrow morning at 11:00 AM.
Make your plans to be part of the 2026 Grand Strategy Summit.
📍The Ritz-Carlton, Washington D.C.
September 30 & October 1, 2026
Register at the link in bio.
Today`s crises. Nixon`s playbook. The 5th annual Grand Strategy Summit.
9.30.26 - 10.1.26
REGISTER at the link in bio.
The real tragedy at Yalta, as told by Richard Nixon.
When President Nixon took office in 1969, inflation, excessive balance of payments deficits and a dwindling gold supply placed significant pressure on the value of the US dollar and the American economy. It was due to these factors that President Nixon made one of his most consequential decisions in office.
"Even when people can`t speak your language, they can tell if you have love in your heart."
- First Lady Pat Nixon
Go to the link in our bio to get your copy of the latest biography on Mrs. Nixon by our friend @heath_hlee!
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The Richard Nixon Foundation marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a weeklong tribute at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, featuring twin beams […]
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