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    candidate George McGovern's campaign in 1972. This conspiracy known as the Watergate scandal created a historical confrontation between the three branches of government, changing the nation’s political and economic structure it was also a turning point in the public's perception of the Presidency of the United States. Richard Nixon’s process of resignation started at a Democratic Party headquarters convention at the Watergate hotel in Washington DC. His desire to ensure his own…

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    exposes government corruption or controversies and how the government reacts to the exposure of these controversies by inspecting the intense scandal Watergate, which occurred under Richard Nixon’s administration. Details of how this scandal happen are bizarre, first, five men broke into the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the hotel Watergate who was caught and was carrying thirty-five hundred dollars’ worth of high surveillance equipment, after this incident was released to the…

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    importance, this committee is present in both the House and Senate (GovTrack). The primary focus of this research paper will be the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. The origins of the Senate Intelligence Committee can be traced back to the Watergate Scandal (Senate.gov). It began in 1973 with the revelation that, “...the executive branch had directed national intelligence agencies to carry out constitutionally questionable domestic security operations.” A year later the news hit the…

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    Watergate Scandal Why did president Nixon want the tapes and documents? According to Gerald R. (History.com) it was made in 2015 no specific date. This subject is mostly about the steps of the Watergate Scandal. There were several burglars invloed. The scandal took place on June 17 1972. In August 1974. During Richard Nixon's reelection campaign they got caught wiretapping the whole thing. Six weeks after Nixon resigned Vice President Gerald Ford was sworn in as president, he…

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    and corruption are the fundamental backbone of politics as political ethics and scandals are the forefront of the Canadian political system. As the systematic ambiguity can be felt on a global scale, as scandal and politics go hand in hand. The Watergate Scandal of the 1970s is labelled to be one of America’s biggest political scandals. As the scandal…

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    A President’s Demise The Watergate scandal was definitely significant during the second of President Nixon’s’ two terms. At first, the public chose not to put too much attention towards the Watergate burglary. It was clear that the scandal required more attention than previously assumed. The more that people began to dig into the story, the more people realized how it seemed connected to the White House and more specifically, Nixon. The specific people hired for the burglary began suspicion.…

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    They say there are rules to the Internet. On the subject of making comments, an acronym was created to remember the respective rule: D.O.N.T., which stands for don’t comment. You will regret it. There is a proverb from South Africa that can be used in place of the acronym: “a word uttered cannot be taken back.” The proverb speaks for itself. Think before you speak, be it online or face-to-face. Simply, anything you say represents you, and you will probably end up regretting if you don’t consider…

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    but it is simply the duty of the President to be open and honest with the people. For example, President Richard Nixon was nearly impeached for being dishonest. He recorded all of his conversations and attempted to cover up his involvement in the Watergate scandal. Because of this, he resigned from the presidency and…

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    Have you ever been hypnotized? maybe you’re in a state of hypnosis now. Have you ever tried convincing millions of citizens to overthrow their government in the name of freedom because of a tyrannical government? Maybe not, Hypnosis and overthrowing a tyrannical government are the main plots for the movies Trance and V for vendetta. In summary, the movie, Trance, Simon who is an art auctioneer and a gambling addict gets into a bit trouble because of his gambling addiction. Simon now must steal a…

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    when a president used the powers that he has is when president Gerald Ford, he pardons former president Nixon. President Nixon had to resign because of the Watergate scandal, but because Nixon was a former president ford pardoned him. Some more information is that the Watergate scandal was when the president hired people to break into the Watergate Hotel where the democrats held all of their documents for the election, they did this so that president Nixon would have the upper hand in the…

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