The account’s 106,000 followers don’t seem to notice—or care. In fact, the Foundation’s videos have seemingly inspired a new slew of pro-Nixon accounts. One, called simply “Nixon_fanaccount,” started in May. One of their posts is solely dedicated to celebrating how the Nixon Foundation Instagram acknowledged them once. Another, “kawaii_richard_nixon,” posts cutesy Japanese-style edits of Nixon with blushing cheeks, cat ears, and a headband of pink hearts. But the edits don’t just appeal to the chronically online. Monica Crowley, the chief of protocol of the United States, has commented “BADASS” and “Always Nixonmaxxing,” on the edits. Crowley is in charge of managing official diplomatic functions, ceremonies, and state visits for the White House. On one edit, captioned, “Nixon. Now More Than Ever,” she wrote: “Goes hard.” In the end, Nixon resigned in disgrace. Bettmann The Foundation appears to at least tacitly go along with this popular rebrand. Tim Naftali, who served as the first federal director of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library, says that the Foundation has long embraced a conspiratorial view of Watergate, but it’s …