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  • From The Archives
    With Anne Beatts, The Joke Was Always on President Ford
    Pioneering comedy writer Anne Beatts's take on a president who was funny without trying
    by Village Voice Archives
    April 22, 2021
  • News
    G. Gordon Liddy and the Fall Guys of Yore
    A leviathan of corruption too big for a single fall guy
    by R.C. Baker
    Originally published April 18, 2019
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    Langston Hughes: A Genius Child Comes of Age
    “Hughes was the first black American writer many of us ever read... and his career re­mains an inspiring model for black writers determined to make a living solely from their work.”
    by Greg Tate
    Originally published July 1, 1988
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    Watergate Diary: A Few Quiet Drinks for Liberty
    "Millions of people are afraid we have in office a man who might entertain the notion of kicking over the government"
    by Ron Rosenbaum
    Originally published August 1, 1974
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    The Media: Flacks for History
    “Lost in a morality play half its own invention, the media are once again in the old familiar position of not looking quite far enough beyond the end of their noses.”
    by Alexander Cockburn
    May 15, 2019
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    Diamond Donnie’s Greatest Hits
    We Knew Art and We Knew What We Didn't Like
    by William Bastone
    Originally published November 17, 1987
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    Prologue to Impeachment, 1974
    “It’s Wednesday evening, the first of May, less than 48 hours after the President told his TV audience he wasn’t turning over tapes to the Judiciary Committee, subpoena or no subpoena.”
    by Ron Rosenbaum
    Originally published May 9, 1974
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    The Company Nixon Keeps
    “Though the average voter may think impeachment means to remove the President from office and the average congressman may be puzzled by the apparent low constituent interest, once the indictments are out and the trail continues to lead to the Oval Office, a weed by any other name smells just as rancid.”
    by Bob Kuttner
    April 29, 2019
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    The Impeachment Committee: Profiles in Contemplation
    “Maybe if you’re lucky — if we’re all lucky — Nixon’ll just go away before it comes to that. It sure as hell would make me hap­py.”
    by Charlie McCollum
    Originally published January 10, 1974
  • IMPEACHMENT ARCHIVES
    Impeachment: Three Groups In Search of an Umbrella
    Citizen pressures for impeachment are now forming along three different fronts
    by James Ridgeway
    Originally published November 1, 1973

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