The Nation: Jaworski: Seeing It Through
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I think all people would like to put Watergate behind. But I think the public would be totally disenchanted if the problems created by Watergate were not adjudicated and that those who should be were not brought to justice.
Would you resign if the President should demand of you, as he did of Cox, that you accept some "compromise" on White House tapes and documents?
As I said before, I am firmly determined to discharge my responsibility.
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