"I am not guilty of any offense under the Constitution that is called an impeachable offense."
So said Richard Nixon last week as both he and the U.S. Congress dug in for a long and fierce struggle over whether the President should be removed from office. At the White House, Nixon told Conservative Columnist James J. Kilpatrick in a rare interview that after "long thought," he had resolved not to resign "under any circumstances."
Moreover, he ruled out "the rather fatuous suggestion that I take the 25th Amendment and just step out and...
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