When Watergate first happened the true importance of what happened wasn't known by people. It seemed that 4 men broke into the office and there was no evidence as to how far up the chain of command the scandal went. Information came out bit by bit and little by little. The world reaction was worse. I was living in Germany at the time and saw the price of gold fall which meant my dollar went from 3.50 marks per dollar to 1.50 per dollar almost over night. After it was understood what Nixon had done and his part he was forced to resign and Ford replaced him. Some of the problems today in Congress and the Executive branch are a result of Watergate. I think the worse effect of Watergate was the psychological damage. Trust was lost between the government and the people and more people became hardened against the government.
Were released to the public by U.S Goverment to inform of the problems facing our military.
The public was repulsed by Nixon's language in the transcripts.
They lost faith in the government.
The public was repulsed by Nixon's language in the transcripts.
Nixon, when addressing the public, would often start out with My Fellow Americans. It is believed he did this to show that he was not necessarily any better than any of the public, but equal to them, as an American.
Program transcripts from ABC News Australia can be obtained from ABC'S Australia's website. There the the program transcripts are available to the public.
College grades are not a matter of public record. Obama has not chosen to release his college transcripts.
Obama had all of his college transcripts sealed from public view.
If you are referring to college transcripts, yes there are, but he has chosen not to make them public; it should be noted that he is not the only president to have made the choice to keep his college records private. If you are referring to printed transcripts of news programs he was on, these are available from the individual networks on which he appeared.
Public Affairs Alliance of Iranian Americans was created in 2007.
Sort of. Normally court transcripts are considered part of the public record, and you can go to the courthouse and request copies (there's usually a copying fee involved). However, for some court cases, the records are "sealed". Depending on the jurisdiction, this might mean anything from "you can view them if you get a court order specifically unsealing them" to "the court destroys them completely."
911 calls in Virginia are public record with a few exceptions. Written transcripts may not be available, depending on the county. Recorded calls are only kept for a short amount of time, around 180 days, again, depending on the county. You will have to contact the Department of Public Safety Communications in your county to obtain available 911 records.
Pottermore is out for public release is October
57% of Americans support some from of a public option. See related links for direct URL to poll.
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