The Secret Government: The Constitution in Crisis with Excerpts from "An Essay on Watergate"

Today, the United States adds chapters to the history Barbara Tufman calls "a foolish city". There is no place clearly recorded as clearly as Bill Moyers' television broadcast "Secret Government" derived from this book.

In fact, American common sense rather than stupid records is better than most country records. In addition to the single enthusiasm of the 19th century, the south entered the 4-year war to maintain slavery, the Philippine acquisition and the empire's delusions that led to the "Philippine Uprising", and in this century - the parliament During the years that put Vietnam into a meaningless war, Americans avoided Washington's "persistent and stubborn resistance to a particular country" and said, "To be fair and friendly for all of us We replaced our emotions faithfully to encourage them. "

Clearly, those who carry out our foreign policy today no longer pay attention - in fact, no longer farewell words - this farewell discourse. They will also never listen to Winston Churchill's forecast. "Humans are now in a non-dimensional and destiny situation.The security will now settle.The strong child of the terrorist, the twin brothers who survived -

When watching the constitutional crisis occurring in the United States (from Rwanda - planned vacation!), I was worried that our leaders did not understand the views of the watergate conference. It does not seem adults to calmly and confidently responding to the crisis; it looks like a circus and can only weaken the structure of our republic. Do not get me wrong. I think that the action of cards is as serious as other presidents - certainly worse than Nixon, and worse than Johnson (Andrew, not Linden). He does not understand his position in the constitutional order. His White House issued a strike without advice from the State Department or the Justice Department. He has no discipline. He does not understand. In addition to controlling morbid thin skin, he controlled the addict, so he felt he was restricted to what. He compromised the constitution and was not qualified to become a president.

Richard Nixon presented us a real constitutional crisis - whether the President can be accountable by other government departments. The Watergate incident is much more serious than movie police and robbery. Nixon despised President's responsibility and abused his power in various ways. We are in violation of the constitutional requirement that "Law is faithfully enforced." According to what I learned from the House Judge Committee's discussion of what constitutes a flexible crime, I think Donald Trump has promised several inexplicable crimes.