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“What Did the President Know, and When Did He Know It?” – The Watergate Hearings of 1973
May 17, 2023, marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of the hearings of the Senate Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. More commonly known as the Watergate hearings, the inquiry focused the attention of the American public on the activities … Continue reading
Posted in American history, Political history, Scandals, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexander Butterfield, Bob Woodward, Burglary, Carl Bernstein, Cover-up, DNC Headquarters, Executive Privilege, Howard Baker, John Dean, Presidential Campaigns, Resignation, Richard Nixon, Sam Ervin, Senate Committee, Supreme Court, Watergate
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