Before this event, New York police officer Jack Caulfield proposed the aborted Operation Sandwedge. Senator Stennis was involved in one "compromise" in this event, and Justice Rehnquist recused himself from one case involving it. One group involved in this event, which included E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy, was formed after a previous action by Daniel Ellsberg. In this event, two men both resigned before Robert Bork carried out the Saturday Night Massacre, firing Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Woodward and Bernstein investigated, for 10 points, this scandal about a certain Washington D.C. hotel that ended the
Before this event, New York police officer Jack Caulfield proposed the aborted Operation Sandwedge. Senator Stennis was involved in one "compromise" in this event, and Justice Rehnquist recused himself from one case involving it. One group involved in this event, which included E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy, was formed after a previous action by Daniel Ellsberg. In this event, two men both resigned before Robert Bork carried out the Saturday Night Massacre, firing Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Woodward and Bernstein investigated, for 10 points, this scandal about a certain Washington D.C. hotel that ended the presidency of Richard Nixon.
Before this event, New York police officer Jack Caulfield proposed the aborted Operation Sandwedge.
Watergate scandal 