[Foundahardheadedwoman]

Obama has made what Nixon did look like small potatoes.

[rbg81]

In the end, Nixon didn’t destroy the tapes, even though he knew how damaging they were. The Dems learned from him, all right.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

...13% of Americans say the government can be trusted to do what is right always or most of the time...

Ummm Ummm Ummm, Barack Hussein Obama

[GOPJ]

"The number who trust the government all or most of the time has sunk so low that it is hard to remember that there was ever a time when Americans routinely trusted the government," CNN Polling Director Keating Holland said.

Does this mean the totalitarian goons at Homeland Security will have to partner with paranoid Eric Holder to 'go after' MOST AMERICAN citizens? Here's a flash - the reason people don't 'trust' government is because they're doing a horrible job of governing.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

There's a big generational divide over the significance of the scandal, with a majority of those older than 40 describing Watergate as a very serious problem and those under 40 saying it was just politics.

By a 51%-46% margin, independents say Watergate was just politics.

I’m well over 40, and not much inclined to hide behind an “independent” stance - but you have to say, by 2014 standards Watergate was just politics.

Very successful politics by the Democrats, I might add . . .