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The Media Legacy of Watergate

The Media Legacy of Watergate
WASHINGTON - JULY 17: Bob Woodward (R) and Carl Bernstein (L) speak on NBC's 'Meet the Press' July 17, 2005 during a taping at the NBC studios in Washington, DC. Woodward and Bernstein talked about Watergate and Woodward's new book on the story of Deep Throat. Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images for Meet the Press
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On June 17, it had been 50 years since operatives connected to President Richard Nixon’s Committee to Re-Elect the President (also known as CREEP) were arrested trying to plant surveillance equipment at the Democratic National Committee’s headquarters in the Watergate building in Washington.

James Bowman
James Bowman
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James Bowman is a resident scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. The author of “Honor: A History,” he is a movie critic for The American Spectator and the media critic for The New Criterion.
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