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  • The Watergate Cover-Up Trial: Justice Denied?

    08/22/2013 10:59:14 PM PDT · by Lmo56 · 21 replies
    The Atlantic ^ | 8/9/13 | Jeff Shepard
    [snip] Watergate remains the greatest political scandal in modern American history. It culminated not only in President Nixon’s announcement of his resignation, 39 years ago Thursday, but in the conviction and imprisonment of his three most senior aides. Attorney General John Mitchell, White House Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman, and Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs John Ehrlichman were found guilty of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and perjury in the three-month Watergate cover-up trial, which ended on January 1, 1975. [snip] I was a young lawyer working on the White House staff and assisting in Nixon’s defense efforts. It...
  • Ron Jaworski removed from ‘Monday Night Football’

    02/16/2012 7:54:06 AM PST · by martin_fierro · 31 replies
    Shutdown Corner (blog) ^ | 2/16/12 | Chris Chase
    Ron Jaworski is out at "Monday Night Football." ESPN announced Wednesday that the analyst would be removed from the network's signature broadcast beginning in August. Mike Tirico and Jon Gruden will operate as a two-man booth. Jaworski will remain at the network and appear on various programs, including "Countdown" and "Matchup." < -- SNIP -- > This paragraph, from a December article in The New Yorker about Gruden, was a perfect microcosm of Jaws' time in the booth: When it was Jaworski's turn, he issued a stern proclamation. "Call me crazy, but I'm really excited for Tyler Palko tonight," he...
  • Jaworski Aide: Nixon Not Indictable

    06/02/2005 10:09:10 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 33 replies · 1,670+ views
    NewsMax ^ | June 2, 2005 | Carl Limbacher
    The media's "Deep Throat" orgy continues into its third day, complete with all the requisite insinuations that Richard Nixon's failed Watergate cover-up amounted to the crime of the century. It turns out, however, that when prosecutors searched for evidence that could actually support an indictment for Nixon, they came up empty. Writing for the New York Times in July 1998, Watergate scholar Charles McCarry cited the findings of Henry Ruth, who was deputy prosecutor to Watergate's star lawman, Leon Jaworski. McCarry recalled a memo Ruth sent to Jaworski in late July 1974, just 10 days after the so-called "smoking gun"...