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Essay heading: Nixon And Watergate
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He abused his right to withhold information from other government branches to preserve confidential communications within the executive branch or to secure the national interest, arguing that his confidential conversations would be “inconsistent with the public’s interest to produce.” By asserting these claims, Nixon effectively enumerated himself as being above the law, stating that his powers as President granted him this right to be exempt from any legal procedures... displayed 300 characters
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The evidence shows that, from the early days of the Nixon administration, the power of the President was viewed by some in the White House as almost without limit – especially if national or internal security was invoked, even criminal laws were considered subordinate to presidential decision or strategy... displayed next 300 characters
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