-Caveat Lector-
Where in the world did the idea come from that the left had anything to do
with the downfall of Richard Nixon? Bob Woodward was the point man in this
operation, and he is as conservative as they come, both in heritage and in
personal belief. He was not a cub reporter. He was an ex-Navy commander who
had been a briefing officer at the White House. I don't know when he decided
to leave the White House and take a job with the Washington Post. How did he
get the plum? Your guess is as good as mine. He was not a good writer, but
he did have the background of Yale where he was involved in journalism to some
extent. He didn't make Skull & Bones, but he was Snake & Book or Book &
Snake, whatever. After him we have Alexander Haig and a host of others who
could never be considered to be "left or liberal" however you want to slice
it. It was the "right" that booted Nixon. It was his own that decided he had
to go. Prudy
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