What was Richard Nixon's attitude toward "big" Government?

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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In 1968, Richard Nixon narrowly defeated Democrat Hubert Humphrey to win the presidency. During the campaign, Nixon claimed to represent the silent majority, the working men and women who made up Middle America. He believed that they were tired of “big” government.

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