His foreign policy included the Nixon Doctrine, a thaw with China, and a détente with the Soviet Union. As part of his economic policy, he ended the convertibility of the US dollar to gold and ...

Over a century later, with the United States having ascended to superpower status, Richard Nixon expanded the corpus of American foreign policy strategy with his own doctrine, which called for our ...

All legal under the Nixon/Bush doctrine. The underlying notion is that anything goes, as long as you're at war. But if you end up alive but spied on by your own government -- Big Brother Is ...

The Nixon Doctrine – that the United States would aid countries threatened by communism but shouldn’t send troops to fight – was something the president wrote about a lot after his time in ...

He credits Nixon with using a reduced power footprint ... Until proven otherwise, Ramaswamy and his “Vivek Doctrine” are just examples of debate society excesses. You can take the candidate ...

which declared that the United States would defend the Persian Gulf—or have acted as broad-based prisms through which all foreign policy decisions are made—such as the Nixon Doctrine ...

“Nixon is the most underappreciated president, probably in all of American history,” he said. “The North Star of my foreign policy will be the modern Monroe Doctrine combined with the Nixon ...