It was my great honor to speak this week at the Nixon Presidential Library on “Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution.” It was the library’s anniversary, and the event was held in the library’s beautiful version of the East Room. Below is the videotape of the remarks.
There was a large crowd, and I was delighted to speak with many of the participants at the book signing. I hope to do a travel blog on the visit, but I am waiting for pictures from the library. However, I forgot my iPhone (that I use for pictures) at home in a rush to the airport on Tuesday. You do not realize how much you rely on these phones until you spend 24 hours without one. That included the inability to take my own pictures.
So I will have much more to say about the library in a coming blog. In the meantime, here is the videotape with my great thanks to the Nixon Presidential Library, the wonderful staff, and the many people who came out for the evening.
I also have planned events coming at the Ford and Carter Presidential Libraries.
I may eventually read the book. Too much going on right now.
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I suggest looking at pics of the various presidential libraries. They are generally very attractive.
Finish your exploration with Obama’s abomination. What a bleak aesthetic, what a sorry mindset…
Who thinks that Biden’s name will even be on a presidential library? Heard he had trouble raising money already.
That is one ugly building.
Not as ugly as Obama’s garbage can library.
My God, how you pathetic old fragile white men continue to be threatened by an intelligent Black man. If i wasn’t so repulsed, I’d actually feel sorry that you’ve put yourself in such a rage-filled little narrow-minded box.