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not from the same article I just posted in another thread)
"The issues at the heart of the Watergate hearings were, I now see thanks to McCarthy, the same as those that we confront in the criminal culture of the Bush administration. Abuse of power. Nixon and his circle actually believed that they had, in McCarthy's memorably contradictory phrasing, "the constitutional power to suspend the Constitution." Some might think the Iraq war is Bush's Watergate, but I think it's the ongoing Plame probe. That is the one smoking gun, the one crime, around which all these more general abuses of power revolve. Getting to the bottom of who revealed the name of an undercover CIA agent and, thus, compromised national security, and who ordered it (the Watergate litany of "What did the president know and when did he know it?") will be the straw that breaks the Bush administration's back. This crime, alone, surpasses any of the myriad crimes of the Nixon administration."
"The Mask of Watergate"
http://www.ctnow.com/custom/nmm/hartfordadvocate/hce-hta-1207-ht50bisbort50.artdec07,0,6611095.story?coll=hce-utility-ha-advocate.