Titlebook: Watergate Remembered; The Legacy for Ameri Michael A. Genovese,Iwan W. Morgan Book 2012 Michael A. Genovese and Iwan W. Morgan 2012 Adler.m

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Introduction: Remembering Watergate,tee (DNC) offices on June 17, 1972, it was the generic name that encompassed all the serious crimes and misdemeanors of the Nixon White House. From early 1973 until Nixon’s resignation on August 9, 1974, to avoid almost certain impeachment, the nation was shocked by the steady stream of revelations

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The Imperial Presidency: ,ergate’s significance even before Richard Nixon had left office. In his best-selling work, eminent historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (1917–2007) characterized the “third-rate burglary” of Democratic National Committee (DNC) offices as a peripheral element within a revolutionary project to undermi

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Watergate and the Decline of the Separation of Powers,he operation of the twin principles of separation of powers and checks and balances in the succeeding decades, right up to the present time. Separation of powers and checks and balances function as two opposite sides of a coin: the concept of “separation of powers” refers to the allocation of consti

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Watergate and Scandal Politics: The Rise and Fall of the Special Prosecutor,nt. Reacting to this, Congress approved the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 that codified ethical requirements for officeholders in all branches of government and institutionalized in its Title VI the office of special prosecutor to investigate alleged wrongdoing by executive-branch officials. Duri

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Watergate and Scandal Politics: The Rise and Fall of the Special Prosecutor,nt. Reacting to this, Congress approved the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 that codified ethical requirements for officeholders in all branches of government and institutionalized in its Title VI the office of special prosecutor to investigate alleged wrongdoing by executive-branch officials. Duri

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Vietnam, Watergate, and the War Power: Presidential Aggrandizement and Congressional Abdication,dministration rose from fear that opposition to the war would undermine Nixon’s efforts to build a new “grand design” in foreign affairs, and once the Watergate crisis became a national scandal, the backlash from the war further deteriorated Nixon’s then fragile political position. Further, oppositi

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