Richard Nixon

Yes he did.

While there were two planned attempts to assassinate him (one by Arthur Bremer in 1972 and one by Samuel Byck in 1974), President Nixon did not get shot. In 2004, there was a movie made about the 1974 attempt, and it was called "The Assassination of Richard Nixon." However, Nixon was never assassinated. He died from a stroke in 1994, at age 81.

If it were mine I would want at least $1,000 for it.... but more than likely I would put it away carefully for my retirement.

doesnt matter becase he was a terrible president

Be cause he Nixoned himself to Nixon a Nixon.

The plan of detente was to move away from open hostility (the Cold War) and improve relationships between the US and communist countries such as the USSR and China.

what was richard nixons salary as president

The gold standard

False. In January 1969, shortly after Nixon's inauguration there was 543, 300 troops stationed in Vietnam, by the end of that year the American force level fell to 475, 200, and by 1972 there were only 24,000 (The Tragedy of Vietnam). Do the math, that's hardly a few thousand.

As VP in 1959, He achieved fame for his " Kitchen Debate" with the Russian leader, Khrushchev. He also debated Kennedy four times during the presidential campaign of 1960.

No, John F. Kennedy was the 35th President when he was assassinated on November 22, 1963. Lyndon B. Johnson succeeded President Kennedy and held the office until January 20, 1969 when Richard Nixon succeeded LBJ.

Richard Nixon died on April 22, 1994 at the age of 81.

The Nixons were married at the Mission Inn in Riverside, California.

On 9 August 1974, Gerald R. Ford became US President.

There is no publicly available information about Richard Drummie from Go West having any children.

Nixon's plan: A cease fire would take effect, POW's would be released, and the US would withdraw it troops. His plan succeeded.

rufus edmisten was apart of the watergate committee and is still today

President Nixon had a list of 20 people that he considered enemies. Later, during Watergate, even more names was added to the list. Topping the list may have been George McGovern.

On July 27, 1974 the House Judiciary Committee voted 27 to 1 to recommend the first article of impeachment against the president: obstruction of justice. The second article (abuse of power) was passed on July 29th, 1974 and third article (contempt of Congress) on July 30th, 1974. Richard Nixon resigned the Presidency August 9th, 1974

A person can stop a resignation by asking the person to stay on at the job. If a person is determined to resign, there may be no stopping them, but it is always best to try.

President Joseph Estrada, the 3rd president of the 5th Republic of the Philippines, was accused of political corruption. He was removed from office in January 2001, while partway through an impeachment trial through a combination of the military removing its support for him, the popular movement EDSA 2 (the 2nd People Power Revolution), and the Supreme Court declaring that he had "constructively" resigned his post. Estrada was charged with plunder (corruption) and confined to house arrest in May.

He was convicted of plunder in September 2007 and sentenced to life imprisonment. He appealed the conviction but withdrew his appeal a month later when President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo pardoned him. Some say it was because he was ill, or because his aged mother was ill. Or maybe because Pres. Arroyo had mercy on him, seeing that he had served 6 1/2 years of house arrest prior to being brought to trial. Pres. Arroyo may have pardoned him to please Estrada's supporters and to gain votes in the next election. The timing of the plea for clemency coming so soon after his conviction by the Court and the abandonment of his appeal suggests that his lawyers must have had assurance of the pardon in advance from Pres. Arroyo.

There is nothing "wrong" with Baudrillard's essay. You need to be more specific in your question: what, precisely, do you want to know? Why do you take issue with Baudrillard's "In the Shadow of Silent Majorities"? There is nothing "wrong" with Baudrillard's essay. You need to be more specific in your question: what, precisely, do you want to know? Why do you take issue with Baudrillard's "In the Shadow of Silent Majorities"?

He did, except for the portion of one tape that was "accidentally" erased.