rly recent history, still effects our politics and society today. This scandal was said to have both positive and negative effects, but in my own opinion I feel that the positive far outweighed the negative.

Naturally, there were both positive and negative effects to the Watergate scandal, the positive being those detailed above, but on the flip side the U.S. suffered as a nation from this event. Prior to the 1970s the president was a considered a role model to the rest of the nation, not unlike a priest or police officer. However this scandal in sense "broke the camel's back" forming the present day stereotype of politics as being corrupt and dishonest. However in light of more recent events, specifically the scandals surrounding former president Bill Clinton, this did not do anything more than expose truths that had already been a

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