Trump 2.0 borrows a ton from Richard Nixon — but 37th president’s playbook also had big risks
You’ve made a huge political comeback. You’re deeply suspicious of the Washington bureaucracy. You’re contemptuous of liberal elites and the media they control, especially TV networks and The New
Nixon didn’t break the Constitution. Will Trump?
In October 1973, the Court of Appeals in Washington upheld a District Court order directing President Richard Nixon to turn over tapes of presidential conversations to Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Would he comply with the court order?
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Congress needs to update the Nixon-era law on how the Postal Service operates
Whoever replaces much-maligned Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in heading the Postal Service will face immense challenges.
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'Demagogue': Watergate prosecutor reveals why Trump poses greater threat than Nixon
Before attorney Richard J. Davis served as assistant treasury secretary in the Carter Administration, he was a Watergate assistant special prosecutor. Davis, half a century after Watergate, makes a Donald Trump/Richard Nixon comparison in op-ed published by The Hill on February 21 — and wonders if President Trump will be able to collapse U.