Professor Nicole Hemmer

Absolut. Und wenn Sie den Weg von Nixon nachschauen, wie wir ihn machen werden, werden Sie sehen, wie der Cold War-Konservatismus, der noch in 1952 ein außerirdischer Bewegung war. So viel des Cold War-Konservativen-Bewegungs würde Eisenhower ausdrücken, weil er fühlte, als würde er nicht weit genug gehen.

Absolut. Und wenn Sie den Weg von Nixon nachschauen, wie wir ihn machen werden, werden Sie sehen, wie der Cold War-Konservatismus, der noch in 1952 ein außerirdischer Bewegung war. So viel des Cold War-Konservativen-Bewegungs würde Eisenhower ausdrücken, weil er fühlte, als würde er nicht weit genug gehen.

Aber wenn Sie Nixon im Büro sehen, sehen Sie einen viel stärkeren, viel mehr tiefen, in den Republikanischen Partei-Konservativen-Bewegung. Und Nixon ist dafür verantwortlich. He's chosen in many ways in 1952 because of his red-baiting credentials, because he's seen as somebody who's more to the right than Eisenhower is.

Aber wenn Sie Nixon im Büro sehen, sehen Sie einen viel stärkeren, viel mehr tiefen, in den Republikanischen Partei-Konservativen-Bewegung. Und Nixon ist dafür verantwortlich. He's chosen in many ways in 1952 because of his red-baiting credentials, because he's seen as somebody who's more to the right than Eisenhower is.

Aber wenn Sie Nixon im Büro sehen, sehen Sie einen viel stärkeren, viel mehr tiefen, in den Republikanischen Partei-Konservativen-Bewegung. Und Nixon ist dafür verantwortlich. He's chosen in many ways in 1952 because of his red-baiting credentials, because he's seen as somebody who's more to the right than Eisenhower is.

And over the course of his career, he's going to chart a path through a more conservative Republican Party and arguably by the 1970s, a more conservative country.

And over the course of his career, he's going to chart a path through a more conservative Republican Party and arguably by the 1970s, a more conservative country.

And over the course of his career, he's going to chart a path through a more conservative Republican Party and arguably by the 1970s, a more conservative country.

Sure. So Nixon had this slush fund, had this fund. He's being called to account for it. And it's one of those things that the Eisenhower campaign was sailing along so smoothly. And here comes Nixon mucking things up. And Eisenhower looks around. He's like, I don't need this. I can just replace this guy. And Nixon is aware that he is at real risk of being thrown off this ticket.

Sure. So Nixon had this slush fund, had this fund. He's being called to account for it. And it's one of those things that the Eisenhower campaign was sailing along so smoothly. And here comes Nixon mucking things up. And Eisenhower looks around. He's like, I don't need this. I can just replace this guy. And Nixon is aware that he is at real risk of being thrown off this ticket.

Sure. So Nixon had this slush fund, had this fund. He's being called to account for it. And it's one of those things that the Eisenhower campaign was sailing along so smoothly. And here comes Nixon mucking things up. And Eisenhower looks around. He's like, I don't need this. I can just replace this guy. And Nixon is aware that he is at real risk of being thrown off this ticket.

And if he's thrown off this ticket, his political career is basically done at that point. Und so macht er etwas sehr Wissenswertes, nämlich er geht um Eisenhower herum und geht direkt an die amerikanischen Leute, um seinen Fall zu machen. Und es ist faszinierend, dass er Fernsehen benutzt. Es ist 1952. Nicht so viele Amerikaner haben Fernsehen an diesem Zeitpunkt. Es wird auch auf Radio gedreht.

And if he's thrown off this ticket, his political career is basically done at that point. Und so macht er etwas sehr Wissenswertes, nämlich er geht um Eisenhower herum und geht direkt an die amerikanischen Leute, um seinen Fall zu machen. Und es ist faszinierend, dass er Fernsehen benutzt. Es ist 1952. Nicht so viele Amerikaner haben Fernsehen an diesem Zeitpunkt. Es wird auch auf Radio gedreht.

And if he's thrown off this ticket, his political career is basically done at that point. Und so macht er etwas sehr Wissenswertes, nämlich er geht um Eisenhower herum und geht direkt an die amerikanischen Leute, um seinen Fall zu machen. Und es ist faszinierend, dass er Fernsehen benutzt. Es ist 1952. Nicht so viele Amerikaner haben Fernsehen an diesem Zeitpunkt. Es wird auch auf Radio gedreht.

Aber es ist ein Set, auf dem er sitzt und seine Frau Pat ist da. Und er sitzt da und er fängt einfach an, seine Finanzen durchzuführen. You can imagine, even today, somebody sitting there going through their finances is a little uncomfortable. In the 1950s, this is not something that you talked about. But he talks about it and he's like, we're not rich. We don't spend a lot of money on things.

Aber es ist ein Set, auf dem er sitzt und seine Frau Pat ist da. Und er sitzt da und er fängt einfach an, seine Finanzen durchzuführen. You can imagine, even today, somebody sitting there going through their finances is a little uncomfortable. In the 1950s, this is not something that you talked about. But he talks about it and he's like, we're not rich. We don't spend a lot of money on things.

Aber es ist ein Set, auf dem er sitzt und seine Frau Pat ist da. Und er sitzt da und er fängt einfach an, seine Finanzen durchzuführen. You can imagine, even today, somebody sitting there going through their finances is a little uncomfortable. In the 1950s, this is not something that you talked about. But he talks about it and he's like, we're not rich. We don't spend a lot of money on things.

Look at my wife, Pat. She doesn't wear a mink coat. She wears a respectable Republican cloth coat. And then he tells this story about the one thing that he did get that he didn't report. Which is that a supporter, while they were traveling on the campaign trail, had given him a little black and white dog. And his daughters had named it Checkers.

Look at my wife, Pat. She doesn't wear a mink coat. She wears a respectable Republican cloth coat. And then he tells this story about the one thing that he did get that he didn't report. Which is that a supporter, while they were traveling on the campaign trail, had given him a little black and white dog. And his daughters had named it Checkers.

Look at my wife, Pat. She doesn't wear a mink coat. She wears a respectable Republican cloth coat. And then he tells this story about the one thing that he did get that he didn't report. Which is that a supporter, while they were traveling on the campaign trail, had given him a little black and white dog. And his daughters had named it Checkers.