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==Modern anti-Semitism==

==Modern anti-Semitism==

Republican President [[Richard Nixon]] unfairly earned a reputation as an antisemite after recordings of informal conversations laden with racial slurs and invective known as the [[Watergate Tapes]] were made public.  These informal comments  about Jewish control of the media and calling [[Robert Vesco]] "a cheap kike" among other comments suggested to Nixon critics that his views were informed by a mistrust of Jewish culture. <ref>http://hnn.us/articles/657.html</ref>  Nixon defenders refute claims that he was an anti-semite because of his support of [[Israel]] during the [[Yom Kippur War]] and his many Jewish friends and associates such as [[Henry Kissinger]],[[Herb Stein]] and others.   

Republican President [[Richard Nixon]] unfairly earned a reputation as an antisemite after recordings of informal conversations laden with racial slurs and invective known as the [[Watergate Tapes]] were made public.  These informal comments  about Jewish control of the media and calling [[Robert Vesco]] "a cheap kike" among other comments suggested to Nixon critics that his views were informed by a mistrust of Jewish culture. <ref>http://hnn.us/articles/657.html</ref>  Nixon defenders refute claims that he was an anti-semite because of his support of [[Israel]] during the [[Yom Kippur War]] and his many Jewish friends and associates such as [[Henry Kissinger]],[[Herb Stein]] and others. <ref>http://www.slate.com/id/1003783/