[⁠Cammy]

In case the mission ended in tragedy, President Nixon had a speech on hand to deliver to the nation to address the demise of the astronauts. The speech was written by one of President Nixon’s top speechwriters, William Safire, and sent as a memo to Nixon’s chief of staff, H.R. Haldeman, the night before the mission. It was finally unveiled to the public in 1999.

We’re fortunate it was a speech that Nixon never had to deliver, but take a look at the manuscript below to see what might have been!


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[Stork]

Cool piece of history, sad he got impeached when his scandal was half as serious as any of Obama's many impeachable offences .

[Squeemish]

Buzz and his husbands?

Highly doubt that!

[Proximity.]

Source(s) please if you would?...

[NoSuchAgency]

This is clearly satire. No way it's not

[Theizu]

nice photoshop you got there mate.

[The Pacifist]

Just to clarify, Nixon resigned before impeachment.

[YinYang]

I've seen this before,
a massive deal was made about this, but these things have to be put in place,
what if it did fail - would he just announce the the world "yeah my bad sorry m8"

[Subpar]

Comes from Clickhole, it's satire. Lmao.
If you couldn't tell in the supposed speech, You may be a little silly.

[Pain]

Pretty sure this is not real does not sound like anything a president would say quite bizarre.

[Judgement Day]

I bet the people who believe in 9/11 also believe this.

[SeraphsEmbrace]

Sick b8 m8 I actually laughed.