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In reply to the discussion: WATERGATE SCANDAL: GRAND JURY READY TO HIT RICHARD NIXON WITH 4 CRIMINAL CHARGES, NEWLY RELEASED DOC [View all]cureautismnow
(1,838 posts)12. "Prepared" to indict?
What does that mean? Five to six months elapsed from the time of their indictment draft until his resignation. Did the prosecutors sit on this for that period of time and use it as incentive for Nixon to resign? What did the grand jury do all of this time waiting for him to resign? Would someone kindly explain this in layman's terms?
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WATERGATE SCANDAL: GRAND JURY READY TO HIT RICHARD NIXON WITH 4 CRIMINAL CHARGES, NEWLY RELEASED DOC [View all]
pnwmom
Oct 2018
OP
So a sitting president CAN be indicted, despite what Spanky and his minions say.
greatauntoftriplets
Oct 2018
#1
Maybe that's what Barry Goldwater told him about the night before he decided to resign?
George II
Oct 2018
#2
don has a tattoo of roger stone,...with a tattoo of nixon on his back,.. on his 'shroomer
Crutchez_CuiBono
Oct 2018
#10
Nor as cleanly as his idol Adolf. He'll botch the poison and just puke on the rest of them
erronis
Oct 2018
#31
We've got to give them an A in consistency. An F in democracy and normal decency.
erronis
Oct 2018
#33