His relationship with Charles Rebozo is covered very well, and the
Howard Hughes connection as well as can be expected. Nixon's early plotting
against Castro, while he was vice president under Eisenhower, sets the stage
for his later paranoia during Watergate. On Vietnam, rather than getting us
out of the war as he promised, Nixon secretly tried to derail Lyndon
Johnson's negotiations in 1968, and once in office ended up escalating on
one front or another in an attempt to scare the Eastern bloc into thinking
that he was out of control and a madman (which, of course, he was). The only
thing more pathetic than our nation under Nixon, is the fact that today,
for every author like Anthony Summers, there are three or four slobbering,
media-anointed wise men who still argue that Nixon was a great man.
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