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To: Just mythoughts

The left had a grudge against Nixon from way back to the Alger Hiss case. Dean Acheson hated him, and was still alive in the early years of the Nixon administration when the campaign against Nixon began. Acheson's chief assistant Paul Nitze survived him and managed to get into the Nixon administration, then created a scene when he resigned a few years later. John Ehrlichman told Nixon he was "quite sure" Nitze was one of the co-conspirators in the Pentagon Papers leak. IMO there are indicators like this that the antiwar campaign against Nixon had some very high-level help from people in the Democratic Party trying to undermine Nixon using the Vietnam controversy as a weapon. Ted Kennedy played a big role in the Watergate prosecution. Kerry's associate Robert Drinan also played a pivotal role, introducing the impeachment proceedings. I hope to do a more thorough investigation of this angle later.


120 posted on 10/27/2004 2:09:51 PM PDT by Fedora (Trolls sleep--but I don't.)
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To: Fedora
Agree. However, I also believe there were some on the inside of the Nixon administration that assisted the liberals in taking Nixon down. They were either planted or turned.

I believe now that Nixon had to go one way or another, I believe it was a coup and those young ones in and around spent the next 20 years networking the world over readying themselves for their next chance.

Amazing today that what has been uncovered by a few about JFKerry, the man may well be elected president. Whittaker Chambers foreword in his book Witness put into words for me what the battle of the left vs. right comes down to.
123 posted on 10/27/2004 2:28:59 PM PDT by Just mythoughts
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