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Peter Gleick
@petergleick@fediscience.org

Richard Nixon resigned August 9, 1974... An era when there were consequences for presidents being corrupt criminals.

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@johnwdean bsky ocial Author, Lecturer, CNN contributor, (soon again) Justia’s VERDICT columnist, contributor THE CONTRARIAN, fmr Nixon White House Counsel, fmr Goldwater Chair at Az State Un., Senior Fellow, CCLP, Annenberg USC.
Brad Macpherson
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@petergleick@fediscience.org Nothing for the toadies and war criminals though.

liroso
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Sorry, but of what value was his resignation when he was almost immediately pardoned by Gerald Ford? He got a "Get Out Of Jail Free" card. His stepping down from power was not punishment, just admitting guilt.

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@petergleick@fediscience.org

But Henry Kissinger... why things ratcheted up to today...