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Analysis: Why Republicans are downplaying ex-president's corruption
It's not every day that you see the would-be frontrunner for a major US party's presidential nomination extolling the virtues of former president Richard Nixon and downplaying his corruption.
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huffpost.com
JD Vance's Bizarre Defense Of Nixon Is Going Viral For All The Wrong Reasons
"The joke is that they’re doing so many crimes now that nobody would care about Nixon," one social media user sagely noted.
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JD Vance's Nixon Joke Demonstrates The Unhinged Truth About The Trump Era
"The joke is that they’re doing so many crimes now that nobody would care about Nixon," one social media user sagely noted.
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nzherald.co.nz
Vance downplays Watergate, saying ‘deep state’ went after Nixon
J.D. Vance admired Nixon and drew parallels between the past president and Trump.
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rollingstone.com
J.D. Vance's Dismissal of Watergate Is an Indictment of the Modern GOP
Vice President J.D. Vance dismissed the Watergate scandal as a "deep state" plot to oust Richard Nixon, whom he said is experiencing a "renaissance."
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commondreams.org
Defense of Nixon's Watergate Crimes Is JD Vance 'Telling on Himself,' Say Critics | Common Dreams
"He’s insinuating that his own regime has so normalized corruption and lawlessness that past corruption and lawbreaking schemes now seem minor."
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edition.cnn.com
Why JD Vance is downplaying Richard Nixon’s corruption | CNN Politics
It’s not every day that you see the would-be frontrunner for a major party’s presidential nomination extolling the virtues of Richard Nixon and downplaying his corruption.
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rnz.co.nz
Analysis: Why Republicans are downplaying ex-president's corruption
It's not every day that you see the would-be frontrunner for a major US party's presidential nomination extolling the virtues of former president Richard Nixon and downplaying his…
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theguardian.com
Ronald Reagan to JD Vance: minimizing Watergate is a Republican tradition | Rick Perlstein
On the American right, there is an unbroken lineage of Watergate propaganda going back to the 70s from today