Vietnam and poverty at the feet of the Democratic Party, the convention and Humphrey himself. The Democratic National Committee was furious and sent protest telegrams to NBC. Nixon campaign ...

They distributed pink sheets comparing Douglas to Vito Marcantonio, “the notorious Communist party-line congressman from New York.” The Nixon campaign ... photographers set up empty bottles ...

And in that alternative timeline, where Richard Nixon is sitting in the White ... There was yet another aspect of the campaign that would set it apart from every previous contest: The omnipresence ...

Forced out, he hands the reins over to a vice president whose previous try at the party nomination ... Democrats. But Nixon almost lost by playing it safe. He ran a generic campaign and, in ...

SET UP This lesson ... to both sides of the Party? According to Luke Nichter, why did President Lyndon B. Johnson support Nixon? Based on the clip, how did Nixon campaign with regard to the ...

In late August, Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy took a break from his typical campaign events ... Bottom: Nixon (right), Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev (center left ...

In 1952, campaign aide ... it so 14 minor-party candidates running for president in 1960 did not need to be granted equal time. The Democrat Kennedy and the Republican Nixon would debate one ...

Five decades have now passed since Richard Nixon tendered ... government and set in motion new political currents, many still with us today. Watergate was one of the developments that led to the ...

As the nation’s capital broiled in the summer heat, the president found himself increasingly isolated in the Oval Office. During his decades in politics, he had charted a career from the Senate ...

Kennedy in 1960, Nixon moved from California to New York, took a job as a Wall Street lawyer, and played the loyal party soldier. Following Barry Goldwater’s disastrous campaign in ’64 ...

It began on June 17, 1972, with a break-in at the Watergate building complex along the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., a failed attempt by the Nixon reelection campaign to bug Democratic Party ...