美国有个总统叫尼克松,他写过一本书叫《1999不战而胜》(The United States has a president called Nixon, he wrote a book called 1999 win) 美国有个总统叫尼克松,他写过一本书叫《1999不战而胜》(The United States has a president called Nixon, he wrote a book called 1999 win) The United ...
By July 1973, the evidence against the President’s staff mounted, especially after the Senate Watergate Committee obtained testimony from Nixon’s former staff members. Forced to give a testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee, White House assistant Alexander Butterfield confessed that the conver...
federal campaigns and elections was passed in 1971 with the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA) and officially signed into law by President Richard Nixon on Jan. 19. FECA created limitations and restrictions on contributions to federal candidates and political parties, and completely prohibited certai...
As the saying goes, there’s no such things as a free lunch. If you are interested in checking out what's cooking in the White House kitchen, the kitchen staff have an official Instagram page. It's definitely interesting to see what the staff and the First Famil...
In 1972, Nixon appealed for a “new majority” that crossed the middle-class spectrum, but he left most campaigning to a platoon of “surrogate candidates” headed by Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Members of the White House staff were deeply involved in oversight of the lavishly financed ope...
of apolitical civil service over the President's culture of loyalty. My research shows that Nixon's attempt to expand the punitive powers of the state often aligned him with the more conservative members of his staff and pitted him against solution-oriented moderates across the federal government....
Google Share on Facebook United States Cabinet (redirected fromPresident's Cabinet) Thesaurus ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend: Switch tonew thesaurus Noun1. United States Cabinet- a board to advise the President; members are the secretaries of executive departments; the United States constitu...
After My Lai, Calley was sentenced to life at hard labor. However, owing to the intervention of President Nixon, he served only a few months in prison before being released to house arrest. During three years of appeals, he lived in a bachelor-quarters apartment at Ft. Benning...
In the words of former President Richard Nixon: "The ’work ethic’ holds that labor is good in itself; that a man or woman becomes a better person by virtue of the act of working. America’s competitive spirit, the ’work ethic’ of this people, is alive and well..." Another view...
Sirica had ruled to give a secret grand jury report to Congress as it investigated Nixon. Its release bolstered impeachment so much it was called the “Watergate roadmap.” Howell asked twice, “Was former Judge Sirica wrong?” Justice Department attorney Elizabeth Shapiro said the Nixon-era...