How do Nixon’s crimes, according to the text, develop over time?

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satela [25.4K]2 years ago

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Explanation:

when one examines the presidency of Richard Nixon one cannot help but be reminded of the Watergate scandal the biggest political Scandal scandal in American history Watergate caused the American public to lose face face in presidency and examine the office as it had never been exam before As Americans went to the polls to Alexa teacher presidents the memories of Watergate went with them and cause them to wonder if such actions would ever be repeated Richard Nixon's and ambition had won him the national the nation's highest office but a twist of fate cause that same abish efficient to take it from him just six years later

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