You've contradicted yourself in your own comment though. First - Nixon inherited a war that others started, and put in place a strategy to end it, which he did

You've contradicted yourself in your own comment though. First - Nixon inherited a war that others started, and put in place a strategy to end it, which he did. Second - Your statement "killed more people in Laos and Cambodia than the US Army lost in WW2" is technical factual, but also kind of nonsense. It's pointless to compare civilian casualties in one war, with Army casualties in another. Eisenhower definitely killed more civilians that Nixon - does that make him worse? See how your selective facts are actually a form of editorializing? Journalism is actually kind of hard, but yes, there is too much partisan news. Again this is our fault - if we clicked on straight news, and that's where the eyeballs went, that's where the money would go.