Spiro Agnew And The Saudi Royal Family — Peas In An Anti-Semitic Pod
Rachel Maddow's Thursday program contained a "Bagman" epilogue about Spiro Agnew and the Saudi family still in power today that seemed right at home with today's headlines.
Indict A President? Maddow Guest Says 1973 Memo 'Shoddy Piece Of Work'
The DOJ is relying on a 1973 memo written during the Nixon administration on whether a president can be indicted. Rachel Maddow asks for analysis - by the people who were there.
October 11, 1973 - Apres Agnew, Le Deluge.
News of the day, this day in History for October 11, 1973 - fallout from the Agnew resignation. Also, the continuing Middle East War with Israeli troops headed for the outskirts of Damascus. The Oakland A's win the American League Pennant to go against the Mets in the World Series.
September 26, 1973 - The Saga Of Spiro - The Age Of Dirty Tricks.
News of the day for September 26, 1973 - The Spiro Agnew Bribery Case goes forward. House rejects Agnew bid for investigation paving the way for a Grand Jury Trial. Agnew adamant about not quitting. Beef prices go down, ranchers not happy. Watergate hearings shift to aspects of Dirty Tricks, Nixon aide Pat Buchanan testifies, after refusing subpoena. Willie Mays retires from Baseball and Italian film icon Anna Magnani dies as 65.
And This Week In 1973 It Was All About Agnew
The week of September 28th saw Spiro Agnew under investigation for financial improprieties, facing impeachment and denying everything.
Spiro Agnew And The New Federalism - October 1972
(Spiro Agnew - the 1972 concept of Federalism would roll eyes now)
(Gordon Skene: My apologies for not posting the past week. Due to circumstances
Maybe Eric Holder Should Pay Attention To Dick Cheney's Boasts
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Yoo hoo, Mr. Holder! Gee, after reading this post by Scott Horton, it seems like Dick Cheney is just asking to be prosecuted - why n
The Horrible, Nasty Liberal Media Of 1972
(VP Spiro Agnew - ran around threatening revoked FCC licenses)
At the height of the war between the White House and the Media, The National Press C
