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I PO'd plenty of libs when Clinton was erected to office. While they were having orgasms at the thought of two lawyers (Bill and Hill) running the country, I brought up the point that most of the Watergate "bad guys" were lawyers. I told them that Watergate taught them nothing. Of course I knew that, I just wanted to see their reaction. It was hilarious.

Check this: "Assorted boyfriends and former husbands of both Rikan and her sometimes roommate, Maureen "Mo" Biner (who married key Watergate figure John Dean, which makes Mo a pivotal character, according to scandal revisionists) were associated with the Quorum, an early 1960s "swingles' club run by Bobby Baker, a former aide to Lyndon Johnson. Scott surmises that all roads led to Baker's club for a reason: the Quorum functioned a lot like the mob-and-intelligence-infested sex traps of the 1970s. "

And this, too:

"Another intriguing sidenote: Golberg ghost wrote Maureen Dean's biography, Washington Wives. Maureen "Mo" Dean is the wife of Watergate figure John Dean. Both are at the center of the controversial conspiracy theory that recasts the Watergate break-ins as an attempt to retrieve an address book containing the names of Washington call girls who were servicing bigwig Democrats. As the theory goes, some of these call girls were part of an intelligence operation -- possibly run by the CIA -- to compromise Democrat VIPs. Authors Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin speculate in their book, Silent Coup, that Dean wanted the address book not to smear Democrats, but to protect his career. According to Colodny and Gettlin (who are being sued by John Dean), one of the names in that little black book belonged to Dean's then-fiancee Mo Biner, the future Mo Dean. Dean denies the book's allegations. "