Now we are faced with a brand new examination of potential presidential corruption involving President Trump. Public hearings will begin this week in Congress to attempt to figure out what happened and who, if anyone, is responsible. 1) America is in a much different place politically than it was during
It was the summer of 1973. I had just turned 12 and I was entranced by the public hearings into the Watergate affair and President Nixon that were being watched across America.
Now we are faced with a brand new examination of potential presidential corruption involving President Trump. Public hearings will begin this week in Congress to attempt to figure out what happened and who, if anyone, is responsible. Many eyes and ears will be paying close attention, and I wonder how many younger folks are going to tune in as I did 46 years ago and be inspired to get active in politics in some way.
This is a very different scenario from Clinton, whose job approval was in the mid-60s and less than one third of Americans at points believing he should be impeached, according to ABC News/Washington Post polls at the time.
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