Watergate Antidote Seen in Political Reform
Washington experts say Watergate could yield cleaner politics and stronger checks on power in the short term. Stephen Hess predicts a self-correcting process by the next election, while others warn reforms may fade. Neustadt cites three external constraints that could restrain presidents and revive independent power centers in Congress, the GOP, and the Cabinet.
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