Frankeneinstein
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- Dec 7, 2016
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I forgot about cox....he was replaced by sirrica? that is one of my most favorite times in American political history...didn't click your link but I am quite familiar with watergate and the players involvedthereI was 15 on june 22nd 1972 when the story broke, nixon fired mitchell? or sirrica[sp] so the answer is no it doesn't ring a bell...btw, watergate was nothing more than a 3rd rate burglary and the GOP has become quite adept at dispensing with these bogus claims because of watergate...but you can keep insisting it is relevant if you like.you old enough to remember Watergate?? was that obstruction of justice too?Frankie Please tell me what it's called when a president fires a head of the FBI for investigating him A good move??
it's called "take that beyatch"...why?
he Saturday Night Massacre refers to U.S. President Richard Nixon's orders to fire independent special prosecutor Archibald Cox, which led to the resignations of Attorney General Elliot Richardson andDeputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus on October 20, 1973, during the Watergate scandal.I was 15 on june 22nd 1972 when the story broke, nixon fired mitchell? or sirrica[sp] so the answer is no it doesn't ring a bell...btw, watergate was nothing more than a 3rd rate burglary and the GOP has become quite adept at dispensing with these bogus claims because of watergate...but you can keep insisting it is relevant if you like.you old enough to remember Watergate?? was that obstruction of justice too?Frankie Please tell me what it's called when a president fires a head of the FBI for investigating him A good move??
it's called "take that beyatch"...why?
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