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As public hearings loom, one Nixon biographer remembers a time ‘the system worked’ – but few are sure it will again “We are beginning these hearings today in an atmosphere of the utmost gravity … a mood of incredulity has prevailed among our populace, and it is the constitutional duty of this committee to act expeditiously to allay the fears being expressed by the citizenry, and to establish the factual bases upon which these fears have been founded.” Those were the words of Sam Ervin of North Carolina at the Senate select committee on presidential campaign activities on 17 May 1973: the first day of its hearings into the Watergate scandal. They were a national TV blockbuster, beamed into millions of homes in the days before media fragmentation, internet echo chambers and alternative facts. The main feeling that they conveyed on television was how serious and solemn both Democrats and Republicans were You hope people will pull themselves away from the snark and the terribly leading questions when the cameras are on Related: Impeachment: how Trump’s hardball tactics put the constitution in peril Continue reading…
