"As a (Republican) bumper-sticker of the day proclaimed, 'Nobody died at Watergate,'" Carl Bernstein said in The Washington Post. "If only we could say that about the era of George W. Bush, and that our elected representatives in Congress and our judiciary had been courageous enough to do their duty and hold the President and his aides accountable."

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"As a (Republican) bumper-sticker of the day proclaimed, 'Nobody died at Watergate,'" Carl Bernstein said in The Washington Post. "If only we could say that about the era of George W. Bush, and that our elected representatives in Congress and our judiciary had been courageous enough to do their duty and hold the President and his aides accountable."

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Russ Wellen is the nuclear deproliferation editor for OpEdNews. He's also on the staffs of Freezerbox and Scholars & Rogues.

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