Apr 7, 2010 | Inside The Oval Office, News
Print media often referred to the Daily News Summary as the most exclusive newspaper in the world. It was a fair description because they were written to please just one person, RN himself. They began during the 1968 primaries by Pat Buchanan, who chose articles “the...
Apr 7, 2010 | Inside The Oval Office, News
Few news summaries fell below 10 pages. In normal times, a short news summary ran perhaps 15, always single-spaced, and up to as many as 30 to 35 pages – in spite of constant efforts to keep them shorter. Even though some went long, we were reminded that the President...
Apr 6, 2010 | News, The New Nixon
The AP reports: Former U.S. agriculture secretary and University of Nebraska chancellor Clifford Hardin has died. The university confirmed Hardin passed away Sunday. He was 94. Hardin became chancellor in 1954 and then president when the University of Nebraska system...
Apr 6, 2010 | Inside The Oval Office, News
I was a young man just a few months shy of my 30th birthday, the father of a 3-year-old girl, husband in a marriage struggling to stay intact, when a Staff Assistant to the President of the United States asked me if I would like to work at the White House preparing...
Apr 2, 2010 | News, The New Nixon
Wednesday marked the passing of two men who, in their respective ways, were part of memorable moments in White House history. In Takoma Park, Maryland, Eugene Allen died at age 90. He joined the White House pantry staff in the last months of the Truman presidency, and...
Apr 2, 2010 | News, The New Nixon
In Regnery’s most recent Politically Incorrect Guide, author and Marine Corps veteran Phillip Jennings thinks highly of RN’s handling of the Vietnam War: If Mr. Jennings has a hero, other than the American and South Vietnamese soldiers who fought the...
