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In reply to the discussion: A smile for you, esp. us Watergate era folks. [View all]LakeArenal
(29,949 posts)29. The best bumper sticker at that time...
FIRE THE COXSACKER
And we did!
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He was treasonous in his conversations with the North Vietnamese before he was president
geardaddy
Apr 2018
#8
I agree, and as you said he did some good things that have survived the test of time. What has the
politicaljunkie41910
Apr 2018
#11
Speed limits were lowered to 55 in most states when the "gas shortage" happened.
maddiemom
Apr 2018
#45
and another thing from before I was born, The Fairness Doctrine NEEDS to come back!!!
Exotica
Apr 2018
#12
Watergate was 20 years before I was born, but I understand AND approve of this sign 1000000000%
Exotica
Apr 2018
#9
I think it was Stephen Colbert (?) who called it "stupid Watergate."
The Velveteen Ocelot
Apr 2018
#26
In 1974 I was 21 and working at the college NPR station during the Watergate hearings.
elocs
Apr 2018
#33
In college I watched the 1974 Watergate Hearings & walked past Judge John Sirica
appalachiablue
Apr 2018
#34
What a great Rather moment. Nxon's scowl was legend, like yesterday. Eek!
appalachiablue
Apr 2018
#39