Whether you are thinking about a sunny vacation retreat to escape the cold or just cozying into the sofa next to the fireplace, the indispensable partner for biding your time is Ken Khachigian’s memoir: “Behind Closed Doors – In the Room with Reagan and Nixon.” For lovers of politics, history, biography and the study of […] The post Behind Closed Doors – In the Room with Reagan and Nixon appeared first on StoneZone .
Whether you are thinking about a sunny vacation retreat to escape the cold or just cozying into the sofa next to the fireplace, the indispensable partner for biding your time is Ken Khachigian’s memoir: “Behind Closed Doors – In the Room with Reagan and Nixon.” For lovers of politics, history, biography and the study of the presidency nothing in your library will match the brilliance of Khachigian’s finely-honed visit with the cold war legends and giants of the 20th century. Khachigian began his career as a communications aide in Richard Nixon’s White House, and moved up as a protégé of Pat Buchanan to become a critical partner in the political preparations for the landslide of 1972 and subsequently as a scribe in the…Open
Ken Khachigian one of his history’s greatest Presidential Speechwriters Roger Stone interviews Ken Khachigian, a veteran political strategist and former speechwriter for Presidents Nixon and Reagan, to discuss Republican messaging strategies for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. Drawing on his historical experience, Khachigian warns against the traditional “stay the course” campaign model, arguing instead that the GOP must […] The post Ken Khachigian one of his history’s greatest Presidential Speechwriters appeared first on StoneZone .
Ken Khachigian one of his history’s greatest Presidential Speechwriters Roger Stone interviews Ken Khachigian, a veteran political strategist and former speechwriter for Presidents Nixon and Reagan, to discuss Republican messaging strategies for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. Drawing on his historical experience, Khachigian warns against the traditional “stay the course” campaign model, arguing instead that the GOP must offer a forward-looking vision of hope and opportunity to counter Democratic opposition. The conversation highlights the importance of using high-profile surrogates and the presidential bully pulpit to effectively communicate economic successes and future policy goals to the American public. Joins…Open