With all this research done on President Nixon I do believe Nixon is a crook, and Nixon should have been put in jail. When Nixon denied the courts access to the White House Videos tapes that was a red flag. Whenever someone denies access to something that means he or she has something to hide. In this case President Nixon was hiding the truth. Nixon was going to find anybody to blame but himself.
It was an American Political scandal and a conflict in the 1970’s and also led to the resignation of president Nixon. When president Nixon was running for re-election, there was burglary in the office of Watergate. They learned that the burglars were part of a plan Nixon had, and that the white house held proof. When the held the proof finally rise, congress pressured Nixon to tell them everything. But the proof was then destroyed, eliminating any links from the burglars to the president.
I do not feel that Joseph McCarthy should be considered a patriot. He used his position to create fear in people about communism. He made attacks against people without proof and stated that the democrats had been responsible for twenty years of treason. Joseph McCarthy headed a subcommittee in which he badgered witnesses cruelly, often ruining careers. He, McCarthy was never able to produce actual evidence of actual communism.
After she was listed with USIS as having "unauthorized taking of merchandise” on her record, she sued the screening firm. “USIS deleted the negative reference, and Merchants Security changed her file so that it noted merely a company "policy violation" in connection with her use of an employee-discount card.” This is hardly what one would call
Attorney General Elliot Richardson appointed a special prosecutor, Archibald Cox, to investigate the entire affair; Cox and his staff began to uncover widespread evidence of political espionage by the Nixon reelection committee, illegal wiretapping of citizens by the administration, and corporate contributions to the Republican party in return for political favors (Columbia, 6th Edition). In July 1973, it was revealed that presidential conversations in the White House had been tape-recorded since 1971; Cox sued Nixon to obtain the tapes, and Nixon responded by ordering Richardson to fire him (Columbia, 6th Edition). Richardson resigned instead, and his assistant, William Ruckelshaus, also refused and was himself fired. Solicitor General Robert Bork finally fired Cox in what became known as the Saturday Night Massacre (Columbia, 6th Edition). In July 1974, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that such recordings were not privileged and Nixon announced his resignation knowing he would face impeachment if he did not.
* The game started by informing me that I was going to be reviewing a new security ID system for the company. It threw me off when I checked the e-mails and saw that I had to resolve another issue before I could start on the ID system. After reading the e-mails from Jorge Sandoval, the IT Director, I was informed that an employee had been blogging about the company’s safety regulations. My next e-mail was really mind blowing, because another employee illegally hacked into another employee’s home computer to find out what was known about the company and who is was that was blogging. In the end, I had an employee who had violated the NDA, Aaron Web, and another employee who had broken the law for tdhe company, Jamal Moore.
As a result, the government charged Schenck with conspiracy to violate the Espionage Act by attempting to cause insubordination in the military and to obstruct recruitment. Arguments for Schenck: The Espionage Act was unconstitutional. Schenck and the Socialist party were persecuted for opposing what they felt was an “immoral war.” The First Amendment was specifically included in the Constitution
The R.T.C ( Resolution Trust Corporation) began to investigate the whitewater case and found that once again Mcdougal was found using large amounts of money he should not have and the Clintons were caught in the crossfire. A report down by the R.T.C, the Pillsbury report, provided evidence that suggested the Clintons knew nothing about the Mcdougal's misdoings and that they were simply innocent bystanders. Regardless of the report, the media still bombarded the Clinton’s with questions about the case until the attorney general at the time appointed an investigator, Robert Fiske, to get to the bottom of the whole scandal. Robert Fiske later on was replaced by Kenneth Starr, another investigator, who found incriminating evidence of sexual misconduct down by president Clinton. The infamous “Starr report” soon came out which accused president Clinton of having an affair with another colleague of his in the White house.
What if the people who was supposed to protect you from danger were the ones who put you in it? What if 9/11, one of the most tragic days in America’s history, was caused by our own government? What if this was an inside job? Could our government have masterminded this horrific crime? Actually, I believe they did, I personally believe that the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and the crashing of Flight 93 does not accurately add up to it’s ashes.
(The big battle between the executive and congress did not really arise until the Watergate Scandal brought out a major problem.) Another symbol the cartoonist used was the tapes. These tapes were recordings involving the scandal concealed in President Nixon’s office wall. This symbol illustrates the cartoonist’s point because the tapes were crucial for Congress to getting to the bottom of the Watergate Scandal and finding if the President used his power illegally (in terms of the cartoon: if congress wins “arm wrestle” they get the tapes. They are fighting over the power if president can keep them secret or