| It offers a rosily revisionist view of his career as a fiercely partisan Richard Nixon defender during the Watergate scandal. |
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| In 1973, papers refused to print a strip about the first victim of the Watergate scandal, attorney-general John Mitchell. |
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| The Watergate scandal brought home the message that an obsession with winning by any means can ultimately result in defeat. |
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| He sparked a furor in 1973 by hiring William Safire, a Nixon speechwriter, as an op-ed columnist during the Watergate scandal. |
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| He projected an unpretentious, open image, and his reputation for moral rectitude became a crucial asset for a nation still shocked by the Watergate scandal. |
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| Now Butterfield is the focus of a new book by The Washington Post's Bob Woodward, who with Carl Bernstein formed the reportorial duo who unearthed the Watergate scandal. |
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| President Bush is less popular now than President Nixon was in the throes of the Watergate scandal when he was about to be forced out of office, which is quite a record, as has already been said. |
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| As for the rest of my hon. colleague's question, I am afraid I have no comment on the Watergate scandal as it happened two years before I was born. |
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| Much of the debate on the Rules stemmed from concerns that came to lawmakers' attention due to the Watergate scandal, particularly questions of privilege. |
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