M. Alexander Haig, as Foreign Minister said “I am in control here,” Ronald Reagan when he was shot in 1981, as in the White House chief of staff seven years ago was in a lot of control in an effective and run the government during the last days of the Nixon administration, died today from complications resulting from infection, in the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, where he was surrounded by family members, according to two of his children, Alexander and Barbara.
He said a hospital spokesman, Gary Stephenson, said Haig died at about 1:30 am He was 85.
Richard Nixon once General Haig described as the “meanest, toughest, most ambitious sigh,” he’d ever known. Nixon, who had a key role in Reagan’s appointment of General Alexander Haig, Secretary of
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