Gate this Gate that
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Nixon - Watergate in 1974, named after the office complex it happened it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate_scandal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watergate_scandal
OP - your rant was pretty feeble.
Have a look at this to see how it should be done.
Have a look at this to see how it should be done.
central said:
Had you never heard of the Watergate incident?
It was only one of the most profound events in American politics of the 20th century and which still has ramifications today.
If you want to find out about it in more details, I would recommend the Oscar winning feature film "All The President's Men" - or the book on which it was based.
The biography of John Dean (the White House lawyer who turned evidence against Nixon) is also very good as is the TV movie called "Blind Ambition"(starring Martin Sheen) based upon it.
It was only one of the most profound events in American politics of the 20th century and which still has ramifications today.
If you want to find out about it in more details, I would recommend the Oscar winning feature film "All The President's Men" - or the book on which it was based.
The biography of John Dean (the White House lawyer who turned evidence against Nixon) is also very good as is the TV movie called "Blind Ambition"(starring Martin Sheen) based upon it.
Edited by Eric Mc on Wednesday 16th September 16:20
Eric Mc said:
Had you never heard of the Watergate incident?
It was only one of the most profound events in American politics of the 20th century and which still has ramifications today.
If you want to find out about it in more details, I would recommend the Oscar winning feature film "All The President's Men" - or the book on which it was based.
The biography of John Dean (the White House lawyer who turned evidence against Nixon) is also very good as is the TV movie called "Blind Ambition"(starring Martin Sheen) based upon it.
But as per the OP's mini-rant, surely in modern parlance that film is about the Watergategate scandal?It was only one of the most profound events in American politics of the 20th century and which still has ramifications today.
If you want to find out about it in more details, I would recommend the Oscar winning feature film "All The President's Men" - or the book on which it was based.
The biography of John Dean (the White House lawyer who turned evidence against Nixon) is also very good as is the TV movie called "Blind Ambition"(starring Martin Sheen) based upon it.
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I'm assuming that was meant to be actually? How on earth did you manage to get to "acurtlaly"?? 
