Find a flaw.

controlled substances act of 1971

And lying

>>3136739
Paranoid beyond belief and started the war on drugs.

>>3136744
Fuck off degenerate.

>>3136750
Neither of these are flaws.

funding the chinks rise to world prominence just to stick it to the russkies.

>leader of the degenerate American revolutionary freemason antitraditional state also known as the USA
flaw detected

Should not of lied, recorded his conversations and lastly shouldn't of sat on his hands when his subordinates were going to possibly break the law.

>>3136772
>paranoia isn't a flaw
Daily reminder no one checks to see if you can even read before voting despite the alarmingly high illiteracy rate in the US.

>>3136739
He's never drank a Duff in his life

>>3136739
It's american

sabotaged peace talks

>>3136820
how high

>>3136772
Skepticism is good, paranoia that everyone wants your head on a platter isn't healthy. Especially for a leader of a country with so many checks and balances

War on drugs is great if you stop people from doing drugs, but not when smuggle coke into the country for people to sell so you can arrest them.

>>3136820
Should you not be able to vote if you can't read? I mean even if you can't read you'd be able to recognise the name

>>3136739
Read Dallek's book 'Nixon and Kissinger: Partners in Power'. Nixon was deeply insecure, and sought political success as a means of sustaining a self. His experiences with Watergate directly affected US foreign policy, with one example being the US' involvement in the 1973 October War. He felt a diplomatic victory would improve his domestic image. However of course this wasn't the main reason to support Israel, the main reason was to push the Soviets out of M.E., as well as increase American influence. However him and Kissinger did not correctly perceive the Saudi oil threat and the embargo followed.

So yeah, by the end, his insecurity and paranoia was damaging to the course of US foreign policy.