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Today is the 50th anniversary of the resignation of President Richard Nixon, who left office because of his involvement in the Watergate scandal. Ryan McMaken has found some published thoughts from Murray Rothbard on the Watergate affair.

On this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan and Tho are joined by friend of the show, Peter St. Onge.

The Watergate scandal spurred a number of “reforms” that were allegedly designed to make the federal government “more responsive.” Yet, these reforms did little other than increase federal power.

The Watergate scandal spurred a number of “reforms” that ostensibly were implemented in order to make the federal government “more responsive” to the wishes of the people. Not surprisingly, these “reforms” actually increased federal power over the electoral process.

The Watergate scandal spurred a number of “reforms” that ostensibly were implemented in order to make the federal government “more responsive” to the wishes of the people. Not surprisingly, these “reforms” actually increased federal power over the electoral process.