Another round in the apparently never-to-be-exhausted trove of Kennedy assassination legends and lore.
A fight with the Central Intelligence Agency over withholding documents possibly touching on presumed assassin Lee Harvey Oswald has attracted support from the full spectrum, from Oswalddiditists like Vincent Bugliosi 
to whatever in hell Oliver Stone‘s position is. 
The documents involve the CIA handler of Cuban exiles Oswald encountered in New Orleans 
and their murky relations.
It was like old times for Representative Duncan Hunter at the Orlando Republican Presidential debate.
Specifically 1961. 
While most of the GOP candidates are content to bask in the warm glow of Ronald Reagan single-handedly toppling the Berlin Wall, Hunter has other roll back campaigns in mind. He’s going after Fidel! 
Or at least making the claim that Kennedy sold out the Bay of Pigs []Playa Giron] invasion, launching the lily-livered “Democrat” party of today.
A bold statement considering who held office 
when Castro came to power, and which administration cooked up the invasion. [The hearty endorsement of our death-squad allies in El Salvador is also refreshing]
“This is a historic venue.(APPLAUSE)
You know, 300 miles off this coast is a place where another party, once a great party, the Democrat Party, lost its identity. And that’s when, in 1961, the Cuban freedom fighters were struggling with a toehold on the beach, trying to take back Cuba from Castro and a Democrat president with an aircraft carrier sitting a few miles offshore said we will not help the freedom fighters.
And a thousand miles away from there is El Salvador, where a Republican president, Ronald Reagan, hung tough, brought freedom to El Salvador.
HUNTER: And you know something? Today, they are fighting side by side with our guys in Iraq.
(APPLAUSE)
We’re the party of freedom.”
Nifty Naftali
The impossible takes a little longer at the Nixon Library.
New Director Timothy Naftali is still winded and a little dusty from single handedly removing the old, bad, inaccurate Watergate exhibit 
at the Nixon Library, Museum, Birthplace and Grave.
But he found the strength to congratulate himself for booking Watergate Hero-Reporter Carl Bernstein, book touring with his Hillary Clinton biography:
“I was told when I got here it couldn’t be done“
The Los Angeles Times and Orange County Register followed Bernstein around the grounds 
to the Nixon birthplace home 
, but if he paused at the the nearby grave it went unreported.
*Let’s review…
“Libraries are not monuments to the glory of the Presidents for which they are named.”
Whatever they are smoking at Redstate blog it’s clouding their vision.
Leaving aside the endless galleries of glory, if the Presidential Libraries are not monuments, whatever are these doing there?
Nixon: 
Reagan:
Bush [to come]: 
They are getting a little ahead of themselves on the Mitt Romney blog.
Volunteers apparently high on their own fumes have moved beyond the primaries, the general election, and are already far gone into legacy/house museum building.
After stalking Kennedy properties in Hyannis Port 
one Vic Lundquist speaks for the nation:
“I recommend that Governor Romney purchase the estate (one home owned by Bobby Kennedy’s son is for sale right now) and keep it in the “presidential family†for American history.”
Landlocked – for now.
to whatever in hell Oliver Stone‘s position is. 
and their murky relations.
