Resignations and firings in administration from "summary" of All the President's Men by Carl Bernstein,Bob Woodward
The resignations and firings in the administration were a clear indication of the turmoil within the White House. As key figures such as Haldeman and Ehrlichman were forced to step down, the public began to question the integrity of the Nixon administration. These high-profile departures sent shockwaves through Washington, leaving many wondering what would come next. The pressure was mounting on Nixon, and it seemed that no one was safe from the fallout. Even those who had been loyal to the President found themselves caught up in the scandal, facing allegations of wrongdoing and ultimately being shown the door. The constant turnover in the administration only served to fuel speculation and distrust among the American people. As the Watergate investigation continued to unfold, more resignations and firings were inevitable. The administration was in disarray, with each new...
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