Nixon in the endgame of Watergate dynamics
The passage traces Nixon's 1973–74 decline from steady presidency to unraveling cover up defenses. It notes private tremors, the Haldeman and Ehrlichman resignations, and Nixon's public denials of wrongdoing, while transcripts, tapes, and court battles reshape the crisis. It highlights aides’ frustrations, legal clashes, and battles with the Supreme Court over tape disclosure.
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