Henry Kissinger, otoh, will turn 100 on May 27 if he doesn’t die and go to hell between now and then.
I always thought Kissinger got too much of the credit for Nixon’s foreign policy achievements. He deserved some of the credit, no doubt, but many of the most positive and beneficial developments seem solidly rooted in Eisenhower’s vision of the future world, a vision that Nixon would have inherited and tried to pass on.
Of course, Kissinger had little or nothing to do with Nixon’s very real achievements in domestic policy (EPA etc.)