This is another example of Freud's "everyone's psychological shadow comes from childhood misfortune" that infinitely magnifies. The point is, Nixon lost the election in 1962 and resigned due to the "Watergate Incident" in 1973. He almost experienced two ultra-troughs that other US presidents could not encounter. In the end, the first time he was reborn as president, the second time he passed the constant Social activism is back as a veteran of American politics. No one in the world who is psychologically dependent on his parents and has a psychological shadow on his competitors can have such a strong heart. On the contrary, it is the kind of people who have no scruples, mean methods, and ignore beliefs, such as Richard Nixon, such as Steve Jobs.
Richard Nixon is considered a morally questionable U.S. president, but politically, his transcript is unmistakably illustrious. Bill Clinton also had moral issues, but he has been famous since retirement because of his domestic economic achievements. Nixon did not enjoy this kind of treatment because his achievements were concentrated in the field of foreign affairs (communication), which is precisely the topic that Americans paid the least attention to. But for a world just emerging from the brink of World War III (the Cuban nuclear crisis), his achievements undoubtedly benefited the world. During Deng Xiaoping's visit to the United States, the Carter administration did not include Nixon on the guest list, but Deng Xiaoping insisted and claimed that if Nixon did not come, he would go to California to visit in person. This undoubtedly shows his weight, even if he is a morally questionable politician.
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