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Printer; active in London, 1807-1827
Richard Nixon’s Watergate and Donald Trump’s legal troubles share core elements—abuse of power, obstruction, and political cover‑ups—but they differ sharply in scope, legal outcomes, and the instituti...
Nixon’s “Enemies List” was a small, secret White House memo of 20 people and a broader “master list” compiled by aides that aimed to “use the available federal machinery to screw our political enemies...
The tapes provided contemporaneous, recorded evidence that contradicted Nixon’s public denials and explicitly linked him to steps to obstruct the ’s Watergate inquiry—most decisively the June 23, 1972...
Nixon’s “Enemies List” began as a 20-name memo in September 1971 and was later expanded into a master “Opponents” roster of roughly 200–220 people and organizations; its stated aim was to “use the ava...
Most reporting and primary documents identify President Richard Nixon as the U.S. president most notorious for keeping an “enemies list,” an organized set of names and a broader “Political Enemies Pro...