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I found many things the surprised me like how the press fabricated Nixon to make him look like a bloodthirsty killer and wanted to murder everyone who opposed him. He did employ an agent to look at ways to kill a journalist but he didn't want to kill every person that opposed him. Even more surprising was that even as hated as everyone thinks Nixon was, I actually found more positive articles about him than negative. The positive articles portrayed him as completely innocent and of course that isn't true. Also these articles show him as a sad man that is regretting what he did wrong and accepted his punishment. Also shows you that Nixon just wanted to help America and step down from the presidency. I can't prove or disprove if Nixon was actually sincere or not because really only Nixon knows if he was sincere or not.

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Even now the media is portraying Nixon as a power hungry man that wants to get rid of what the media is saying that hurts his image. Media was saying how Nixon was consumed with rage because of how the press was criticizing him because of the Vietnam War and was telling us how Nixon was plotting to kill Jack Anderson in many different ways such as poisoning. I cross referenced this with the Daily beast and timeline.com and was covered on Nov. 23, 2016. Work choice is the bias.

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makes him look very serious and angry. From New York Times and covered in Aug. 9, 1974. Photo is the bias.

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Nixon was the 37th president of the U.S. During his term, the Watergate Scandal occurred. This was a political scandal  that came about as a result of the June 17, 1972 break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington, D.C.. Nixon administration's attempted cover-up of its involvement. The scandal led to the resignation of Nixon, August 9, 1974. To this date, only resignation of a U.S. president.  #hesintrouble #presidentsofushistory

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Photos make him look dark and dangerous. From New York Times and covered on Aug. 9,1974. Photo is the bias

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Article is portraying Nixon as an innocent man tearing up as he resigns from his position. Also says that from the day he entered office the second time the media wouldn't let up and just kept bashing him and lying about him. It even says that an editor for the Tribune named Clayton Kirkpatrick admired Nixon for his political leadership. From the Chicago Tribune and covered on Tuesday Feb. 27, 2018. Word choice is the bias.

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Less than 2 years after his landslide victory Nixon said on television that he was resigning from office, without a sense of bitterness but with hope that the healing process that was desperately needed can begin in America. He said he was sorry for any damage he had done to the U.S.. From New York Times and covered on Aug. 9,1974. Word choice is the bias.

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Picture is showing Nixon as a man the is nice and almost grandpa like with a supportive wife in the background and it looks like a American flag in the background showing his patriotism. From The guardian and taken on Aug. 9,1974. Word choice is the bias