Greener Pastures
June, 2012
"They were Nixon's palace guard—hardworking, loyal, self-righteous—and very nearly all-powerful, until a couple of young reporters decided to investigate what the White House called 'a third-rate burglary.'" So began our introduction to the May and June 1974 story All the President's Men. That third-rate burglary was of course Watergate, the scandal that changed politics forever, and those young reporters were Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, men who drove an investigation that made h...
