President Donald Trump's tantrum over the weak jobs numbers and termination of the Bureau of Labor Statistics director is in many ways a repeat of history, as former President Richard Nixon ...

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Listen to more stories on the Noa app. “Is it Goldstein again?” Richard Nixon demanded. In July of 1971, the president was infuriated that an unnamed official at the Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

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In August 1972, then-President Richard Nixon campaigned hard for the Catholic vote, and NCR covered it from its newly opened Washington bureau. The story was prescient; Nixon's 1972 election was a ...

Fifty years-plus after Nixon demanded a tally of Jewish staffers at the BLS, Trump fired Erika McEntarfer over numbers he didn’t like.

While Nixon was not impeached, he eventually resigned over the scandal. “This is way beyond anything that Richard Nixon ever did,” he said.

Summers said that democracy is “giving way to authoritarianism” and that Trump’s purges put him in the same league as Richard Nixon. “This is way beyond anything that Richard Nixon ever did.

While Nixon was not impeached, he eventually resigned over the scandal. “This is way beyond anything that Richard Nixon ever did,” he said.

Gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds said Democrats in Washington have persecuted President Donald Trump worse than Richard Nixon. “He’s been persecuted more than any modern politician ...